diablo8511

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Metal on Metal, although it has been a good brain is a little over loaded from search all over the web to get some insight. I havent drove it all yet, maybe I will give it a couple of mile test run if nothing else.

So the slave cylinder went out on my 89 2.5l 5 speed. It has the internal slave cylinder so I figured I might as well replace the clutch while I have it all apart. I just got it all back together today and started it up. while the clutch pedal is down no noise, when the pedal is released there is a grinding noise. So my question is what did I do wrong???

It went on real nice. Make sure to do at least two coats, you want it on there real thick. Some kind of mask I would recommend. Otherwise I really like it, not so messy as roll. As far as durability, I have heard good things but this was my first time using it.

Rustoleum spray on.

Paint just about done. First coat of bedliner.

I have been replacing the entire interior(dash, seats, so on and so fourth). I noticed the other day that the brake lights were not working. Changed bulbs and fuse nothing. I recently bought this truck so for the life of me can't remember if the brake lights were working before the interior work. My question is did I miss a wire or a ground when switching out the dash?

Finished painting the cab and wheels.

Got the new dash in.

Front end just about complete

Just picked this up. Need help identifying the trim.

Starts just fine, can't shut it off. Already replaced ignition switch no change. Any ideas?

Problem solved! Turns out i have excessive blow by and there were fumes coming threw the front ccv line into the airbox and going right back threw the throttle body. So I disconnected that line put in some denatured alcohol and passed with flying colors. Although there was a new guy down at the testing center that must have been having a bad day or hates jeeps because he was giving me all kinds of $#@!. Telling me i needed to show him my receipt for the new cat or he couldn't test it (after he already did the test). Then he went over and talked to a supervisor and came back and said " well I guess your good, you passed.". I don't know what his problem was normally all the guys down there are friendly and joking around with me. :dunno:

Regular air filter,new oxygen sensor, i will check the coolant temp sensor