Just been reading your road trips, very nice adventure and written so well.

Thanks you too

Happy Birthday!

I like it. Cool story.

You like my video? Hope you do...took me awhile to do it. Buuuuut.....here ya go.

I can't see your link but if there is any damage to that hose then it will for sure cause a leak. Because the fuel pump is in the tank, it pressurizes those rubber hoses so if there's even a small crack or slit, gas will leak everywhere. As I said before, I would recommend replacing those hoses just to be safe. I think it will cure your leak as well.

F1Addict,

I think I found the culprit of my problem. It looks like it's not the gas line. (To me anyways.) I think it could be the fuel filter. :O And the reason why is because, when I looked at it, I felt all the rubber around it, but when I got to that little two or three inch piece of rubber that connects to the fuel filter...It has a pretty large slit in it. Could that be it? I know I'm asking stupid questions but I have no idea...that's why I joined the site. I'm going to attach a link to the picture of the slit in the piece of rubber and you tell me your thoughts. Thanks!!! https://twitter.com/#!/TABonifacio/m...c.com%2F8xjizl

hey i saw the box you built on the subwoofer thread, any interest in making another for some cash? i dont want to cut my rear panel like the rest of people do on here, in case i have to sell my jeep down the road. if so, how much would you charge for this sort of work? thanks

"Tires: Four"

Hahahahaha most awesome response.

You have one clean XJ man, you gunna keep it stock or do you plan on doing anything to it?