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TJ Wrangler Heater Repair

Posted December 18 2008 12:38 PM by Jp Editor 
Filed under: Editorials, Jeep Enthusiast Culture, John Cappa

Pete always amazes me with electrical know-how. This one time I walked into his office only to find his brand new $250 cell phone blown apart on his desk. Apparently he was modifying it for better reception.



Anyway, before we went wheeling in the snow yesterday he was whining about not having a heater or some crap and I was thinkin' geez, isn't Pete from the East coast where it's freakin' freezing cold like nine months out of the year? Clearly, California living has made him a wuss So much so that while we were tackling frozen icy and snow covered roads he decided to pull the dashboard apart and hot-wire the heater. He wasn't the passenger mind you, he was actually driving! In the end it worked, but only in high. He complained that if he had some tape he could of had the fan selector switch working too. This is what his road repair looked like when we got to the gas station several miles later.

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