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This group did take that road a few years ago. I looked for the trip report and couldn't find it. @Bradywgn71 --can you link it here?

Nice work! I have the same Yaesu radio, but a few years older. I just realized its 16 years old now and I've never had trouble with it. The GMRS mod is nice.

Don't forget to pack a set of these!

Hey Kristopher, Have you ever heard of these?

I expect you mean 235* degrees. 🙂

There may be a regulator on the fuel rail, but the one you need to replace is in the tank. Google says its part of the pump assembly and not serviced separately.

I'm getting a video not supported message so I cannot answer the question directly, but hard starting after sitting may be a bad fuel psi regulator. On a TJ it is located on top of the fuel pump on the tank, not sure about a JK. Edit: Got the video to play using another program. That sure sounds like a fuel psi issue to me. That is how Barbie acted with a bad regulator. Try turning the key on-wait 2 seconds,-off, repeat a couple of times. That will prime the fuel system and if it starts right up you know the problem is the regulator. Tim

What Ryan said unless you have an E=torque jeep. That is quite different.

That was Lecia's couch.

Stealing Mike's thunder! We had a nice weekend traveling the Kofas. There were 7 vehicles to start but Sat night Mick left to go home. High winds Friday afternoon and evening made setting up camp and sleeping difficult. The winds were easier on Saturday and had died down by evening. Friday night we camped just to the west of the North Star mine and visited it on Saturday. After the mine we headed for Hoodoo cabin and finished up at the Hovatter homestead. To learn more about the Hovatters, click: https://azoffroad.net/hovatter-homestead I didn't take a lot of pics because I've done this trail several times. Friday camp: Natural arch above our camp Antares cabin at the North Star mine Castle dome Kofa butte at sunset Dust on the trail Hovatter driveway Hovatter graves Fire Sat night North Star mine ruins

For Valentines day:

Could you share the trail number of the road that went over the Hualapais to Wickiup?

Pictures? Link?

Stolen from FB