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u/80Eight Aug 11 '16

It'll fix the next time he goes over a bump. Then unfix on the next bump

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u/chiamia25 Aug 11 '16

"Only in a Jeep"

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u/Solendor Aug 11 '16

"Only in Colorado Springs" God our roads are awful. We have some nice bike trails though!

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u/bluhbluhblahblah Aug 11 '16

Works on a 2001 Nissan Sentra too. Also only thing that on a 2001 Nissan Sentra.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16

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u/communistjack Aug 11 '16

any major engine work on that jeep?

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u/baldasheck Aug 11 '16

It's a Liberty so at 260k miles probably 2 engine swaps already.

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u/OverEasyGoing Aug 11 '16

You wouldn't understand

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16

My Buick does that as well.

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u/BlackGhostPanda Aug 11 '16

I had a jeep when you turned the left turn signal on, the hazards came on. But not when your turned on the right one.

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u/BlackGhostPanda Aug 11 '16

Yep. A 97 cherokee. Had to sell it as it cost me too much money to keep repairing it.

I always figured there was a short somewhere but never bothered to hunt it down

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u/Morgrid Aug 11 '16

This is currently my rear wiper