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Just checking myself here. Took the Cherokee for a drive, to warm it up. Pulled the plugs… looking for clues to this misfire. I would guess they have 10k miles on them. #1 on right, and running thru to #6 on left. #5 had a tiny bit more deposits on it, but wasn't one of the misfire cylinder...

In the meantime, I’ve been doing some work on the 5.9. With the OEM wheels back on her… Took the 18” wheels and tires to Walmart, who dismounted the 2003 date coded Yokohama 265/60 R18 tires, leaving me with some rims to refurbish sometime. Loved that tread pattern… I’ve made a decision that...

Cherokee decided it didn’t want to leave the family I’m guessing. Started throwing a check engine light at steady speed light throttle. Code say P0300 which is random multiple cylinder misfire. Research said: Plugs, Plug wires, Coils, bad injectors, low fuel pressure, Crank Position Sensor...

Awesome work!

Good info. The current tile floor is cracking between the tiles anyway, so that’s on the chopping block!

I find every time I get someone to do something for me, I look at the result and know I could do better for less money...

Really liking the look of the Schluter Dikra decoupling membrane for the floor tiling too!

Good call. I have a good range of tools, and have no problem adding to my collection! I do have a metal circular saw and maybe I can put a diamond blade in that?

End result: We love it. So I was thinking given what I know, and the similar style of the 2x Vanities we already have, I'd go with a similar vibe... We've had a few issues with the shower unit and sink, where the hammered copper dark finish is easy damaged by normal shower cleaning...

Then the rebuild...

This was our guest bathroom, that we did 5 years ago... Converted to a walk in for my aging parents to use more easily when they visited. Before: Demo.

Well, I guess I’m in now… Got up and looked closely at the back wall… Tile is detached from the cement board to probably 2/3-3/4 the way down… I pressed on it, and I can hear grout falling down between as I flexed the tiles… Grout is disintegrating… So I gently pulled on it and a whole row...

When I say the tile is loose, I dont think its rot, altho I do feel there is some issues with the base. It looks like the back wall of the shower, the tile has become detached from the backer... let me have a close look at it... The house it in Cali, so value is there... Wife says she wants it...

Thanks, Planning to be out of this house in 18m, so want to do a nice clean job with no extra cost... ROI is good on bathroom, and current look is not good!

I'm listening.... Keep the ideas and advice coming..

Im seeing lots of people doing this Schluter system for the shower... what does everyone think?

Thanks, and you got it... I might chip out a section of that bath surround first to see what Im up against. Any suggestions on the rotary hammer? Also, there is no access to the plumbing for the bath tub! I was thinking to put an access hatch in this side of the tub surround..

Our ‘90s master bath is aging like milk. It’s white tile. I’m planning to rip out the tile, shower stall back to what’s under it myself and refinish/resurface with travertine or similar. Then get a new glass shower surround made to fit. I’d like to drop the step into the shower to The minimum...

And Ebay too.. https://www.ebay.com/itm/267049477198?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=GnWPEHAfQR6&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=GnWPEHAfQR6&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Wife has been harassing me... apparently she thinks im being too **** and it needs to go so I can get on with other stuff... Sooo. Done, and sent out for others to decide on its fate.. https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/d/lake-forest-2001-jeep-cherokee-sport/7798544608.html