Previous owner let the door pins fall out of the door check and I'm guessing a gust of wind must have blown it open and bent the hinge brackets. The door closes just fine, but the door seal doesn't seal due to the misalignment. Water intrusion ensues.
Anyway to take care of this without comlete dissambly and bending metal?
23 year biotech veteran here, Director level. Applying for jobs and got an email from an in-house recruiter. They asked me to complete an online assessment test before they would move forward. Out of curiosity I had a look. The first question was 345×13=?. I was flabbergasted. I shut it down immediately. It was just plain insulting and says something about their company culture.
Is this what we have come to now?
So, I bought a 1996 and wanted to make it a daily driver. Everything worked and it made the drive from LA to San Diego without incident. My plan was to replace all high failure rate parts up front.
Top on the list were the key sensors. My goodness, what a fresh hell it has been to find the correct, high quality, replacements that work like OEM. It has been 6 months of me up to my elbows in the engine bay refreshing or replacing every system.
Well, Im thrilled to report there are still ongoing issues clearly caused by a sensor or a weak connector. Here I am again, on the side of the road, trying to diagnose the latest reason my engine died. Still love this XJ, she's almost there!