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1986 WOLFRED build thread
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Well yall, it's been a while since i've last been on here, i no longer on a MJ. She failed VA state inspection and died shortly after failing inspection. I was able to sell my MJ for sadly $400. I'm now rolling around in a 96 XJ that i bought on June 10, 2015, Hers both the MJ and XJ together right before i sold the comanche, Redwolf -
i will when it's not raining and the ground drys out thanks still the crappy 2.8 for my MJ, and does the e-brake have to come from another 86 MJ? Redwolf No, any year will work. Actually, it'd be preferred to not get another one from an '86 because those had a defect that was under recall back then for that exact issue, not staying in place/holding. Bad ratcheting, worn teeth. And NC still has state inspections, but I don't think they're as communist as Virginia. Also depends on where you go hehe. My foot brake was crap when I bought my MJ and never once have they checked it. alright, can they come out of a cherokee if it has a boot brake? and i'll probably end up replacin it if i don't sell is or if it's not the issue schardein stated above, Redwolf
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parents are working on moving out to NC and i'll be taggin along, it's all a matter of findin a place within a range and sellin our current palce 1. the tubes that come off the exhaust manifold into a air check valve that leads to a rubber hose jungle, 2. i am not aloud to weld anything exhaust/emissions related other than the exhaust pipes, 3. it ratchets down but ratchets back up 3-4 clicks and it doesn't hold the MJ in place while the e-brake is engaged i just replaced the rear brakes a few months ago, drums, shoes, hardware and wheel cylinders, i even had em adjusted right; i even took it to tread quarters and had it checked to see if i did it right just because i suck at doin drum brakes. as far as the parking brake cable that could explain why from day 1 of owning my MJ the parking brake never stayed on the floor still the crappy 2.8 for my MJ, and does the e-brake have to come from another 86 MJ? Redwolf
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i need help, my MJ failed state inspection yesterday for the edmission tubes that come off my exhaust manifold and my parking brake, #2 exhaust leaks and i can't weld it, use tape or puddy. My parking brake pedal comes up 4 clicks, doesn't stay down if tapped and if it's set and you're in 1st and try to go, it's like the brake aint even set. Any ideas on how to fix the 2 issues and if i have to replace the parking brake assembly what can i pull one off of that's a direct fit? Redwolf
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curiousity killing my trans
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
well folks i think i found out what my weird sound and why if felt like i had slipage. Last night i was drivin to a bud's house and it felt like my clutch had finally went cause i wasn't really goin anywhere, i turn the corner and stop at the stop sign and all i hear is a knockin and draggin sound, i get out and the rear end of the driveshaft is on the ground, ujoint strap bolts were hand loose, one needle bearing cap was missin and the other needle bearing cap had about half of its needles. Of course my issue would be the only thing that i don't check, Redwolf -
Me too. The "cup" was rusty as was the wire contacts, when I got a new (junkyard) tilt column. The horn used to sound like a sick calf. I also pulled the actual horns, cleaned the mounting point and connectors all shiny & tight and cleaned mud and other crap off the horns. Sounds like new. i started with cleaning the connectors on the back of the horn button and it's still off and on, not as much as before though (knock on wood) i just wonder if my 2 spoked horn button bein cracked near the center is causing the issue, Redwolf
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curiousity killing my trans
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
and that's whats got me thinkin it's the trans, Redwolf -
curiousity killing my trans
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
deffently signs of a bad clutch but somethin is makin noise when the clutch pedal is released, its very faint and almost sounds like a throwout bearing, Redwolf -
curiousity killing my trans
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
i couldn't even tell ya if it does it at high rpms in 5th gear, my MJ doesn't really go past 55 and getting up to 55mph is a struggle at best (thank you GM 2.8). but i only notice a major lack of "grip and get) in 4th gear and the clutch catch/release point has gotten high on the clutch pedal, Redwolf -
so this mornin i'm on my way into work and 4th gear doesn't wanna "grip and go" it seems like its lagging behind but all over gears are not effected as of tonight when i drove it, but however my clutch release point has rised. Could i just be lookin at a need clutch or could it be 4th gears syncro tryin to let go because it only does it sometimes, Redwolf P.S. it is a 5speed manual transmission
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fredericksburg is a ways too far for my MJ though, it's only got the 2.8 which is deffently not running the best right now, Redwolf
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bump, still lookin for the steering wheel or horn button as shown above, inspection is due this month its the only thing i need, Redwolf
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switches, switches, and yes MORE SWITCHES!!!
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
did you make that or buy it? Redwolf -
deffently not a good recovery point, i made that mistake once and got my bumper all sorts of jacked up, not i don't know how well the nates 4x4 and jrc offroad MJ rear bumpers hold up for recovery, Redwolf
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Fuel spill when filling up.
redwolf624 replied to Jaime's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
i'm having the same issue at all pumps in my area with my 86 MJ, i've seen a lot of wranglers have the same issue and heard it was a recall, Redwolf -
so the other night my steering whell cover finally broke, i'm currently holding it in place with zip ties but looks rather tacky, if anyone has one like in the pic (deffently perfer black) let me know a price, Redwolf
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1986 WOLFRED build thread
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
thanks man :thumbsup: my jeep is deffently a one of a kind in my area, i've yet to see another red MJ with a roll bar like mine and a hitch, Redwolf -
1986 WOLFRED build thread
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
finally got around to painting the hitch today, can't really tell a difference between the primer and paint :doh: but it'll get 3-4 coats of paint Redwolf -
1986 WOLFRED build thread
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
so i did take advantage of the nice warm weather today and tried to make some progress on what i've been puttin off for a while, this is about half of the grinding done got it all grinded but still had rust :fs1: so i got this :thumbsup: and while waiting for the rust fix to dry so i can flip the hitch i decided i was gonna install my new cb a buddy got me and my fire extinguisher but lost sun light way to quick but got the extinguisher in :banana: Redwolf -
1986 WOLFRED build thread
redwolf624 replied to redwolf624's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
well it's a nice day, i aint heard nothin from my buddy about helpin clean out his storage unit today so it's time to work on the MJ, installin my new cobra 75 wx st cb radio and cleaning up a hitch, painting it and hopin to get it on today, Redwolf -
this is a pic of the one i have Redwolf
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so in every pack of lights i've found there's a wire with a really wide female connector that the bullet connector from each light plugs into, anyone know the name of it, i can't seem to find one anywhere. ive checked every auto part store, radio shack, walmart, lowes, home depot, taylors do it center and a local wire store but no luck, Redwolf
