don't remember. it was wicked hot. :ack: but if you search for Jeep truck at the pull-a-part east website, it'll tell ya. :thumbsup:
http://pullapart.com/
clean sheetmetal, nice bucket seats, full console, 4.0, cargo light (bring a drill to defeat the phillips screws)
Very depressing to see it there. even more depressing that I had no money or tools to do anything. :(
I mean no offense by this, but your question leads me to believe that you may not be up to setting up gears. :dunno: Or are you just stripping down what you've got?
I gotta try that exit location next time we plug in the Libby. :thumbsup: I had the factory cord stuck through the grille.
Diesels need that engine heater. Our libby makes all sorts of bad noises if we forget to plug her in the night before. :ack:
I'm guessing yes. My new internal slave came with little clips that hold it compressed and keep it from flying apart. they pop right off when you first push on the pedal. :thumbsup:
More specifically to the topic at hand, IIRC one of our members suffered prematurely sagging springs, and another from a broken leaf when running rustys packs.
neat idea. :D
I wired my pump in to be independent of the wipers so I can soak the windshield for a bit if necessary. Got the idea from my old base model Escort.