Much appreciated Pascal,😊 They are definitely hooking up much better now,than in their stock form,at least for snow,and the tittar totter on my adventure course,😂 Thanks for watching Brother 😀👍👍
Clad i found this,i noticed stock 2.2 canyon tires "jitters" easy on wet snow,=they get full of snow and wont empty,too much lugs, it does well until it cant empty itself
@topqualityfi8216 Right on...😊👍 And I totally hear ya about the stock tire "tire chatter" in the snow.😄 Good news is "that this little trim job" works great on the 2.2 Canyon Trails as well,😊 I trimmed down my newer 2.2 Canyon Trail tires "That I currently run on my bronco" a few months ago and they work Awesome.😊 Thanks for your great comment, and much appreciated for checking out the video.😁👍
@@R.C.A.D. yeah its like its almost getting grip but only bounces little bit and wont move,it would need on inytiny piece of more traction and it would move,so i will do as u did in video,and im pretty sure it will empty the tire pattern so much better and keep going :)
Many Thanks Sarah! 😁 Hopefully it will help you out while cutting a new pattern into your tires,😀👍👍 And yep! Still got snow,but it's been getting into the 40's the last few days,so hopefully it won't be around much longer,lol Much appreciated for checking out the video my friend,😎👊👊
RC After Dark very welcome I love the videos!! I actually got my scx10 out today and had a little fun. It’s been a long time but so glad I was able to get in a little run time. I’m still fighting the tire and wheel battle lol. But I have bought several sets here the last little bit and going to do some comparisons and see which works best for me. I just hope I have a set out of the 4 sets I’ve bought lol. I buy a set and then find another set at a good deal I like a little better so I’ve accumulated 4 sets over the past couple weeks lol. Anyway great videos like always. Hopefully that snow will be gone very soon!!!
Much appreciated Sarah 😊 Lol about your growing tire collection,that tends to happen,😁 hopefully one of those set's will be the magic ticket,😀 I've found that a super swamper style tread pattern,works well in most terrain types,a soft rubber compound is also helpful,it gives the tires,the ability too flex around,and grip onto various obstacles,tire foams play a strong roll too, especially when rock crawling,too much tire flex can also cause rollovers,😀 That's cool that you had a chance too run your new truck,I bet you were excited about that,😀 other than the tires,how did it compare with your WLtoys,? As for that darn snow,it's anyone's guess really,it stuck around until like the beginning of May last year,lol it's supposed to be in the mid 40's for the next few days,so hopefully that trend continues, Thanks again for your great comments,and channel support Sarah 😁👊👊
RC After Dark yes I hope the weather continues to stay above freezing and at least melt what snow you have before you get anymore lol. As for the scx10 vs the wltoys. It was a night and day difference without a doubt. Not putting the wltoys down at all because for the money spent I feel it is a very good crawler type rc that does very well and is very competitive as crawling itself goes. But the scx10 most defiantly has its advantages and just feels all around smoother to me. When comparing the 2 it’s kind of like having a Chevy cavalier and then getting a Mercedes or bmw, although one is as good as another performance wise or reliability you just know that value and popularity wise the Mercedes has it beat lol. That’s about the only way I know to put them in comparison. And not dissing a cavalier lol I had a brand new one back in 03 and drove it for years. Great car lol!!
😊 I was gonna say something in my last comment,about the difference between the two trucks,but I wanted too see what you had too say about them,😁 The WLtoys is no slouch by any means going offroad,or rock climbing,it's only real drawback is it's ground clearance at the belly pan,otherwise it's a very capable chassis,like the twin hammers,and it's a tough comparison to make between a chassis like that,vs a solid axle scale trail truck,Other than ground clearance,and suspension,the only real positive thing on the scx is it's overall offroad reliability,and scale realism,but the offroad performance between the two is negligible,other than the scx has a better steering servo,and esc,both being more crawler friendly compared too the stock WLtoys electronics, Ultimately they are just two different animals,like a Ford raptor vs a custom built truggy,they both have unique features when going offroad,😀👍
Many Thanks Jerry! sorry for the delay,for some reason this comment didn't show up with the rest of the comments, Much appreciated for checking out the video Brother 😀👍👍
Thanks for uploading this video.Can't wait to see how it performs after i cut this tread pattern. I was thinking about cutting the outer foams to where it looks like a sprocket/gear. Here's a video using a heat gun to remove one side of the tire to get to the foams. I have seen people use acetone but that's not for me lol. Looks messy and I'm sure its not good for the rubber/foams. Thanks for the tips brother!
My pleasure Patrick 😀 I'll definitely have too check out the heat gun video 😁👍 This being the third time that I've been told about it, apparently Charlie rc has it figured out,😀 many thanks Charlie 👍 Good luck with the trimming project Patrick,and much appreciation for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
Hmm🤔😕 I've done that before in the winter, which worked for snow, but not very long, lasted about 45 minutes, I found that at least for winter usage, it's ultimately better just to let your entire vehicle acclimate to the cold temps before running it, and nothing sticks to anything after that,😁 But I didn't think about trying WD-40 in the summer,🤔 I suppose, I don't mind the tires loading up in the summer conditions, because that's what makes the entire experience more real,😕 Probably not to many people Spraying down there Real full sized vehicle tires with WD-40, I would imagine that a 33 inch super swamper would probably eat at least a can and a half of WD-40,😁 Which would get expensive pretty quick doing a set of four,😂 Really it's kinda a waste of WD-40 to use it on the RC tires as well, not to mention the possible "Pollution factor" of WD-40 getting into the Soil, I would imagine that if you used it a lot on your vehicle, while traveling through the same areas while driving your truck, that it would eventually spread into the Soil that your driving on,🤔 Have you ever tried Silicone Spray on your tires ? Ultimately that would work even better than WD-40 for rappelling water, sand, or dirt,🤔 but once again, kinda expensive! and also kinda running a Risk of Pollution, Which is why I don't put anything on my tires,😕 p.s. Armor All would probably work pretty good too 😁👍 Personally I prefer to keep it real 😉👍 Thanks for your great Comment Cody, And much appreciation for taking the time to check out the video my friend.😎👍👍
Many Thanks Brother! And thanks for seconding the heat gun idea,I'll be trying that method very soon,😁👍 Much appreciation for checking out the video Bro 😎
@@R.C.A.D. I just stripped some tires with the heat gun a few weeks ago. I used to do the boiling water method and wow I am never doing it again over discovering the heat gun way haha
Man glad you out this video out him I just got done building my rig and was thinking about cutting the tread I had best luck with boiling them on the stove in water it was in a vid I saw seems to work but ya may have to do a little sharpie work when done great job brother Jim and great seeing a vid from ya 👊😎😁
Many Thanks Matt! 😁 I've got some new wheels on the way,so I may be boiling some tires here shortly,😂 Thanks for your excellent comment,and for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
Using an oven at 300 degrees heated leave in oven any were from 5 to 15 minutes CONSTANTLY CHECKING then with leather work gloves take out and gently pulling back tire from rim until it just pops off
No problem me FAMILIA!!!!!! You have AWESOME CONTENT AND VERY GOOD DESCRIPTIONS if I worded it right sorry 11B I'm all thumbs! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I watch all the time luv your channel!!!! 😀👍🤙🇺🇸💜
Take a 5 gallon bucket put about 1 inch deep of acetone in the bottom and a rack on top about 3 inches high lay the tires in the bucket one side down close the bucket. The next day break that side loose repeat for the other side there you go.
Hmm! first time hearing about that method,does it damage,or discolor the tires in any way? or discolor the wheels? 😕 not that I plan on reusing the wheels,😂 lol but then again after saying that,I might just separate the back half of the wheel,remove the foam,and glue the tires back on,that way I have a set of dedicated snow tires,😕 hmm! decision's,decision's,lol Much appreciation for the Great idea Jerry,thanks for checking out the video Brother 😎👍👍
😁👍👍 Thanks man.. I feel the same way about her,😍😄 Although,🤔 I have had some people say, that I Absolutely Ruined the Bronco, and that it looks terrible, But Secretly, I know that they are just crazy,😂 That is a Sexy Beast right there,😊👍👍 Thanks for your Awesome Compliment, as well as, checking out the video Brother.😎👊👊👍👍
Great info brother. There are many videos on how to remove those tires. Most methods destroy the wheel and save the tire. Check some videos out bro. Bronco is looking good, and ole Rowdy Roddy Piper, well, he is the man!
Very much appreciated Ben,I've had several comments from other viewers suggesting the same thing,too check out "Charlie rc" on RUclips,😁 Thanks for your Awesome comment,and for checking out the video,Your the man! Brother 😁😎👊👊
Likely already suggested: oven @ 350, try separating tire at 5-7 min. Mine take about 12-15. Tried boiling, length of time in boil before tire was free melted the rims beyond use, acetone did nothing for me. Thank you!
😄👍 yep somebody had mentioned the oven trick, But ahhh, I didn't bother trying any of them, I ended up just leaving them on the stock wheels.😄👍 Thanks for your great comment Craig, and for taking the time to check out the video my friend.😊🤜🤛
Sounds like a very slow,and time consuming process Kevin,😕 The body scissors made quick work of the tires, "Slash & Dash" lol Then right back outside for more testing,😂 I had thought about using a soldier iron,with a chisel tip,for removing the extra lugs,but the idea of filling my kitchen with the smell of burnt rubber,💨persuaded me too use scissors instead,😁 I'll have too check out Charlie rc's channel too see how he went about it,when it comes too fabricating,and customizing,I usually come up with ideas,and execute them myself,been working on RC's since around "1979,"so right around 40 year's of RC experience,it's not very often,that I'll look on RUclips to see what someone else has done,been working on these things since way before RUclips was ever thought of, lol 😁 not trying to sound like a jerk,please don't think of me as one for saying this,I'm just old school when it comes too RC's,😁 But I'll check out his channel just too see exactly what you are referring too 😀👍 Many thanks for your awesome comment,and for checking out the video Brother 😎👍👍
I apologize Kevin,I was under the impression that you were referring too using the heat gun for removing the extra lugs on the tire,and not for separating the tire from the wheel,😕 feeling like a old school idiot 😢 lol
Very much appreciated my fellow jeep brother,speaking of which do you no anything about XJ'S,I have a 01 xj limited,that's giving me a intermittent problem,it started doing it a few months ago,and is now acting up on a daily basis,It will run fine for about an hour,and then usually when I come to a stop,the vehicle will start running rough,it's like it just slips into running rough, When it's doing that,I started unplugging injectors one at a time to see if it made a difference,and found that it doesn't do anything different if I unplug the first injector,and the last injector,but if I unplug any of the other injectors,it will start running even rougher,which common sense would suggest is the injectors,but here's the kicker,if I turn the jeep off,and let it sit for a minute,and then restart it,it will run normal,at least most of the time,sometimes I have to turn it on,and off a few times before it clears up,It's a 4.0L with 157,000.0 miles,I replaced the plugs,and coil pack,but it didn't change anything,so far the only thing that cures the problem is turning it off,and restarting it,😲 I'm thinking it's got to be a computer issue,but I'm not sure,and it's got me pulling my hair out,😕😢 lol Anyways thanks for the advice on separating the tires,and for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
🤔 yah, I Wouldn't recommend that a person put chrome plastic in a Microwave,Talk about a light show! 😂 Like a miny meltdown,lol Other colored plastic wheels,like White or Black,would be alright in the Nuker, But definitely nothing with a "Chrome plating"😕 that's ah serious no no!😮 Like fourth of July in your Microwave,🎇🎆🔥😵😪 And it will probably Trip your circuit Breaker too Kevin,🤔 lol, Sorry! For the "intended Pun"! 😂👍 Thanks for your great suggestion,And much appreciation for taking the time to check out the video my friend.🙂😎👍👍
I've been hearing that rumer Charlie 😁 I'll be checking out your video in a few minutes Brother 😀👍 Thanks for the heads up,and for checking out this video my friend,😎👊👊✌
Excellent work and idea . The grip of the tires seems to me much better .
Much appreciated Pascal,😊
They are definitely hooking up much better now,than in their stock form,at least for snow,and the tittar totter on my adventure course,😂
Thanks for watching Brother 😀👍👍
You're welcom my friend 😊👍 @@R.C.A.D.
Clad i found this,i noticed stock 2.2 canyon tires "jitters" easy on wet snow,=they get full of snow and wont empty,too much lugs, it does well until it cant empty itself
@topqualityfi8216
Right on...😊👍
And I totally hear ya about the stock tire "tire chatter" in the snow.😄 Good news is "that this little trim job" works great on the 2.2 Canyon Trails as well,😊 I trimmed down my newer 2.2 Canyon Trail tires "That I currently run on my bronco" a few months ago and they work Awesome.😊
Thanks for your great comment, and much appreciated for checking out the video.😁👍
@@R.C.A.D. yeah its like its almost getting grip but only bounces little bit and wont move,it would need on inytiny piece of more traction and it would move,so i will do as u did in video,and im pretty sure it will empty the tire pattern so much better and keep going :)
Dang still snow lol. Great video man. Keep them coming.
Many Thanks Sarah! 😁
Hopefully it will help you out while cutting a new pattern into your tires,😀👍👍
And yep! Still got snow,but it's been getting into the 40's the last few days,so hopefully it won't be around much longer,lol
Much appreciated for checking out the video my friend,😎👊👊
RC After Dark very welcome I love the videos!! I actually got my scx10 out today and had a little fun. It’s been a long time but so glad I was able to get in a little run time. I’m still fighting the tire and wheel battle lol. But I have bought several sets here the last little bit and going to do some comparisons and see which works best for me. I just hope I have a set out of the 4 sets I’ve bought lol. I buy a set and then find another set at a good deal I like a little better so I’ve accumulated 4 sets over the past couple weeks lol. Anyway great videos like always. Hopefully that snow will be gone very soon!!!
Much appreciated Sarah 😊
Lol about your growing tire collection,that tends to happen,😁 hopefully one of those set's will be the magic ticket,😀 I've found that a super swamper style tread pattern,works well in most terrain types,a soft rubber compound is also helpful,it gives the tires,the ability too flex around,and grip onto various obstacles,tire foams play a strong roll too,
especially when rock crawling,too much tire flex can also cause rollovers,😀
That's cool that you had a chance too run your new truck,I bet you were excited about that,😀 other than the tires,how did it compare with your WLtoys,?
As for that darn snow,it's anyone's guess really,it stuck around until like the beginning of May last year,lol it's supposed to be in the mid 40's for the next few days,so hopefully that trend continues,
Thanks again for your great comments,and channel support Sarah 😁👊👊
RC After Dark yes I hope the weather continues to stay above freezing and at least melt what snow you have before you get anymore lol. As for the scx10 vs the wltoys. It was a night and day difference without a doubt. Not putting the wltoys down at all because for the money spent I feel it is a very good crawler type rc that does very well and is very competitive as crawling itself goes. But the scx10 most defiantly has its advantages and just feels all around smoother to me. When comparing the 2 it’s kind of like having a Chevy cavalier and then getting a Mercedes or bmw, although one is as good as another performance wise or reliability you just know that value and popularity wise the Mercedes has it beat lol. That’s about the only way I know to put them in comparison. And not dissing a cavalier lol I had a brand new one back in 03 and drove it for years. Great car lol!!
😊 I was gonna say something in my last comment,about the difference between the two trucks,but I wanted too see what you had too say about them,😁
The WLtoys is no slouch by any means going offroad,or rock climbing,it's only real drawback is it's ground clearance at the belly pan,otherwise it's a very capable chassis,like the twin hammers,and it's a tough comparison to make between a chassis like that,vs a solid axle scale trail truck,Other than ground clearance,and suspension,the only real positive thing on the scx is it's overall offroad reliability,and scale realism,but the offroad performance between the two is negligible,other than the scx has a better steering servo,and esc,both being more crawler friendly compared too the stock WLtoys electronics,
Ultimately they are just two different animals,like a Ford raptor vs a custom built truggy,they both have unique features when going offroad,😀👍
Great video!!!
Thank you Rick! 😀
Much appreciation for checking out the video my friend,😎👍👍
As usual great video good job bravo fantastic go
Many Thanks Jerry! sorry for the delay,for some reason this comment didn't show up with the rest of the comments,
Much appreciated for checking out the video Brother 😀👍👍
Thanks for uploading this video.Can't wait to see how it performs after i cut this tread pattern. I was thinking about cutting the outer foams to where it looks like a sprocket/gear. Here's a video using a heat gun to remove one side of the tire to get to the foams. I have seen people use acetone but that's not for me lol. Looks messy and I'm sure its not good for the rubber/foams. Thanks for the tips brother!
My pleasure Patrick 😀
I'll definitely have too check out the heat gun video 😁👍
This being the third time that I've been told about it,
apparently Charlie rc has it figured out,😀 many thanks Charlie 👍
Good luck with the trimming project Patrick,and much appreciation for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
My mom said Im not aloud to play with scissors n said she wont cut my tires for me, dang it! LOL
Ahhh! Haa! Ha! 😂 good stuff Brother 😁👍👍
I can only have sharp pointy things if I take my meds!
😂👍👍
Spray wd 40 on the tires to prevent them from clogging up with dirt. It helps to release the dirt from the lugs. It works try it
Hmm🤔😕 I've done that before in the winter, which worked for snow, but not very long, lasted about 45 minutes, I found that at least for winter usage, it's ultimately better just to let your entire vehicle acclimate to the cold temps before running it, and nothing sticks to anything after that,😁
But I didn't think about trying WD-40 in the summer,🤔 I suppose, I don't mind the tires loading up in the summer conditions, because that's what makes the entire experience more real,😕
Probably not to many people Spraying down there Real full sized vehicle tires with WD-40, I would imagine that a 33 inch super swamper would probably eat at least a can and a half of WD-40,😁 Which would get expensive pretty quick doing a set of four,😂 Really it's kinda a waste of WD-40 to use it on the RC tires as well, not to mention the possible "Pollution factor" of WD-40 getting into the Soil, I would imagine that if you used it a lot on your vehicle, while traveling through the same areas while driving your truck, that it would eventually spread into the Soil that your driving on,🤔
Have you ever tried Silicone Spray on your tires ? Ultimately that would work even better than WD-40 for rappelling water, sand, or dirt,🤔 but once again, kinda expensive! and also kinda running a Risk of Pollution, Which is why I don't put anything on my tires,😕 p.s. Armor All would probably work pretty good too 😁👍 Personally I prefer to keep it real 😉👍
Thanks for your great Comment Cody, And much appreciation for taking the time to check out the video my friend.😎👍👍
That was sweet man! great tips for those tires
Many Thanks Brother! And thanks for seconding the heat gun idea,I'll be trying that method very soon,😁👍
Much appreciation for checking out the video Bro 😎
@@R.C.A.D. I just stripped some tires with the heat gun a few weeks ago. I used to do the boiling water method and wow I am never doing it again over discovering the heat gun way haha
Good call Brother! 😁
I'll be trying the heat gun in a few days,thanks for your help 😀👍👍
Nice work Jim... Definitely an improvement man!! 😎👍🏻
Many Thanks Bill! They are definitely hooking up much better now,then they were previously,😁
Thanks for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊✌
Nice bro
Thank you sir! 😎👊👊
I boiled mine 15 minutes on front 15 minutes on back they came off very easy
Much appreciated Steve!
Thanks for the info my friend,and Thanks for checking out the video 😎👍👍
Man glad you out this video out him I just got done building my rig and was thinking about cutting the tread I had best luck with boiling them on the stove in water it was in a vid I saw seems to work but ya may have to do a little sharpie work when done great job brother Jim and great seeing a vid from ya 👊😎😁
Many Thanks Matt! 😁
I've got some new wheels on the way,so I may be boiling some tires here shortly,😂
Thanks for your excellent comment,and for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
Using an oven at 300 degrees heated leave in oven any were from 5 to 15 minutes CONSTANTLY CHECKING then with leather work gloves take out and gently pulling back tire from rim until it just pops off
Nice! Very much appreciated for that great info my friend,😀👍
Thanks for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
No problem me FAMILIA!!!!!!
You have AWESOME CONTENT AND VERY GOOD DESCRIPTIONS if I worded it right sorry 11B I'm all thumbs!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I watch all the time luv your channel!!!!
😀👍🤙🇺🇸💜
Your the man my friend!
Many thanks for your kind words,and support of the channel,I can't thank you enough Brother 😎👊👊
No worries we FAMILIA!!!!
ME BRO!!!
😀👍🤙🇺🇸💜
Good luck buddy I seen someone else do it on RUclips 😎👍👍
There is a video of a guy putting them in a toaster oven. Just long enough to melt the glue. Hope that helps. Nice looking Bronco. 👍
Much appreciated Joe!
I think I'll avoid that technique😂 Many Thanks for checking out the video Brother 😎👍👍
Take a 5 gallon bucket put about 1 inch deep of acetone in the bottom and a rack on top about 3 inches high lay the tires in the bucket one side down close the bucket. The next day break that side loose repeat for the other side there you go.
Hmm! first time hearing about that method,does it damage,or discolor the tires in any way? or discolor the wheels? 😕
not that I plan on reusing the wheels,😂 lol but then again after saying that,I might just separate the back half of the wheel,remove the foam,and glue the tires back on,that way I have a set of dedicated snow tires,😕 hmm! decision's,decision's,lol
Much appreciation for the Great idea Jerry,thanks for checking out the video Brother 😎👍👍
Nice!
Man the bronco looks sexy lol
😁👍👍 Thanks man..
I feel the same way about her,😍😄 Although,🤔 I have had some people say, that I Absolutely Ruined the Bronco, and that it looks terrible, But Secretly, I know that they are just crazy,😂
That is a Sexy Beast right there,😊👍👍
Thanks for your Awesome Compliment, as well as, checking out the video Brother.😎👊👊👍👍
RC After Dark no problem bro and also thank you I been learning some cool stuff from your videos
Great info brother. There are many videos on how to remove those tires. Most methods destroy the wheel and save the tire. Check some videos out bro. Bronco is looking good, and ole Rowdy Roddy Piper, well, he is the man!
Very much appreciated Ben,I've had several comments from other viewers suggesting the same thing,too check out "Charlie rc" on RUclips,😁
Thanks for your Awesome comment,and for checking out the video,Your the man! Brother 😁😎👊👊
Likely already suggested: oven @ 350, try separating tire at 5-7 min. Mine take about 12-15. Tried boiling, length of time in boil before tire was free melted the rims beyond use, acetone did nothing for me. Thank you!
😄👍 yep somebody had mentioned the oven trick, But ahhh, I didn't bother trying any of them, I ended up just leaving them on the stock wheels.😄👍
Thanks for your great comment Craig, and for taking the time to check out the video my friend.😊🤜🤛
Good enough boss! My fault I didn't see that was a few years old
no worries Craig 😊👍
I'm just happy that you were kind enough to watch the video.
😄🤜🤛
Ive seen heat gun vids n putting in oven vids, ive never done it myself so not sure which is better
I hear yah Stevo! Lol
I'll probably be trying the heat gun idea in a few days 😁
Much appreciated for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
Interesting bro! Heat gun an a good pair of gloves. Slowly heat them a little at a time. 11 Charlie rc has a great video on it.
I second this a heat gun works great for it!
Sounds like a very slow,and time consuming process Kevin,😕 The body scissors made quick work of the tires,
"Slash & Dash" lol
Then right back outside for more testing,😂
I had thought about using a soldier iron,with a chisel tip,for removing the extra lugs,but the idea of filling my kitchen with the smell of burnt rubber,💨persuaded me too use scissors instead,😁
I'll have too check out Charlie rc's channel too see how he went about it,when it comes too fabricating,and customizing,I usually come up with ideas,and execute them myself,been working on RC's since around "1979,"so right around 40 year's of RC experience,it's not very often,that I'll look on RUclips to see what someone else has done,been working on these things since way before RUclips was ever thought of, lol 😁 not trying to sound like a jerk,please don't think of me as one for saying this,I'm just old school when it comes too RC's,😁
But I'll check out his channel just too see exactly what you are referring too 😀👍
Many thanks for your awesome comment,and for checking out the video Brother 😎👍👍
For removing the extra lugs,or for separating the tire from the wheel ?
@@R.C.A.D. Separating the tire from the wheel
I apologize Kevin,I was under the impression that you were referring too using the heat gun for removing the extra lugs on the tire,and not for separating the tire from the wheel,😕
feeling like a old school idiot 😢 lol
Not that I know of.
What I’ve heard is it works fine
Excellent! Much appreciated Jerry 😀👍👍
Oven, heat gun, boiling, light bulb are just a few of many ways to unglue tires.
Very much appreciated my fellow jeep brother,speaking of which do you no anything about XJ'S,I have a 01 xj limited,that's giving me a intermittent problem,it started doing it a few months ago,and is now acting up on a daily basis,It will run fine for about an hour,and then usually when I come to a stop,the vehicle will start running rough,it's like it just slips into running rough,
When it's doing that,I started unplugging injectors one at a time to see if it made a difference,and found that it doesn't do anything different if I unplug the first injector,and the last injector,but if I unplug any of the other injectors,it will start running even rougher,which common sense would suggest is the injectors,but here's the kicker,if I turn the jeep off,and let it sit for a minute,and then restart it,it will run normal,at least most of the time,sometimes I have to turn it on,and off a few times before it clears up,It's a 4.0L with 157,000.0 miles,I replaced the plugs,and coil pack,but it didn't change anything,so far the only thing that cures the problem is turning it off,and restarting it,😲 I'm thinking it's got to be a computer issue,but I'm not sure,and it's got me pulling my hair out,😕😢 lol
Anyways thanks for the advice on separating the tires,and for checking out the video Brother 😎👊👊
Heat gun or hair dryer and gloves
Much appreciated my friend,
Thanks for the info,and for checking out the video Brother 😎👍👍
The microwave for short time 30 seconds or so It's supposed to break down the glue Tire should come off
🤔 yah, I Wouldn't recommend that a person put chrome plastic in a Microwave,Talk about a light show! 😂 Like a miny meltdown,lol
Other colored plastic wheels,like White or Black,would be alright in the Nuker, But definitely nothing with a "Chrome plating"😕 that's ah serious no no!😮
Like fourth of July in your Microwave,🎇🎆🔥😵😪
And it will probably Trip your circuit Breaker too Kevin,🤔 lol, Sorry! For the "intended Pun"! 😂👍
Thanks for your great suggestion,And much appreciation for taking the time to check out the video my friend.🙂😎👍👍
A lot a lot really slow of heat!
Much appreciated my friend!
I'll be attempting that method very soon,😀
Many thanks for checking out the video Brother 😎👍👍
Heat gun brother I did a video few days ago check it out bro,,, good tip brother
I've been hearing that rumer Charlie 😁 I'll be checking out your video in a few minutes Brother 😀👍
Thanks for the heads up,and for checking out this video my friend,😎👊👊✌
Found a video from RC Girl check it out.