Vehicle Maintenance Log
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Vehicle Maintenance Log
I've had to do some repairs to the explorer lately, and decided I need to keep a log of the work so I can look back later and know, for example, there's 40,000 miles on the new waterpump. So, I made this:
It's just a composition book with a printed cover.
It's just a composition book with a printed cover.
Re: Vehicle Maintenance Log
Neat idea,,, but goodness how much maintenance you planning on doing
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Haha, hopefully not enough to fill that book up!
I did just have to replace the water pump, heater and radiator hoses, thermostat, water outlet tube, idler and tensioner pulley and the coolant. Hopefully that's it for a while, but on a good note it runs better than when I got it! Those new pulley's really make it run quieter.
I did just have to replace the water pump, heater and radiator hoses, thermostat, water outlet tube, idler and tensioner pulley and the coolant. Hopefully that's it for a while, but on a good note it runs better than when I got it! Those new pulley's really make it run quieter.
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You know.. you could also use it as a build diary.
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Great idea, I'll be doing that.
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I've been keeping a log on a spreadsheet but I think a log book like yours is best. I sometimes get lazy or forget to log stuff cause I don't have immediate access to my PC.
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ImperialTrooper wrote:I've been keeping a log on a spreadsheet but I think a log book like yours is best. I sometimes get lazy or forget to log stuff cause I don't have immediate access to my PC.
Same here. I think I need one of these instead!
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That is awesome!
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Re: Vehicle Maintenance Log
Came up with another use for it. I'm also writing down what parts I need to pull from the junkyard.
Is there any good pull-a-part type yards down there in the OKC area?
Is there any good pull-a-part type yards down there in the OKC area?
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Shields just south of I-240 has a few Jeeps, it's where I got my rollbar.
It's been about 18 months since then though I think and I forget the exact name
There are a few other Pull-A-Part places, but don't go to 'Pull-A-Part' because they don't have any Jeeps.
South of Airport Rd betwen Meridian and Council as well but again not sure on if they have any Jeeps.
It's been about 18 months since then though I think and I forget the exact name
There are a few other Pull-A-Part places, but don't go to 'Pull-A-Part' because they don't have any Jeeps.
South of Airport Rd betwen Meridian and Council as well but again not sure on if they have any Jeeps.
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