Pete M

I reused my clutch. :thumbsup: the slave and bellhousing are different.

that's where the factory roll bar support goes. :thumbsup:

If you replace the reverse-torx bolt with studs, you'll have 2 guides to help line up the trans. :thumbsup:

please use some punctuation. your posts are somewhat hard to read. the ratio in a stock grand wagoneer axle will be crappy.

climate doesn't matter much when it comes to our floors. :( there's a thread in the DIY forum with driveshaft lengths. :thumbsup:

there's variation in any number associated with springs and lifts. only way to know for sure is to try. but yes, those should match pretty well. :thumbsup:

make sure your exhaust isn't contacting the trans crossmember.

when mine broke off some teeth, it felt like a sledge hitting my seat. :( also:

88 86 90 97 90 00 avg: 20.1 my youngest beats their avg. :dunno:

:cheers:

I know which site you're talking about. :D

had a similar problem with my van. turned out to be a dying cps (cam position sensor in this case)

stock rims or aftermarket?

2" pucks for the front, longer shackles for the rear. :thumbsup: where do the tires rub?

and clean the iac ports :thumbsup:

try spraying a flammable liquid (such as a throttle body cleaner) around carefully. especially get the seam where the intake manifold meets the head. when the liquid gets sucked into a leak, the idle sped will change. you can also do it with an unlit propane torch. :thumbsup:

be mindful of blocking the radiator. I've read about people having cooling issues with the big winch in the way.

aw4

and just think how much time you'll be saving by never needing to type out antidisestablishmentarianism when talking about the antidisestablishment. :yes:

how are you checking? propane? starter fluid? or just visual?

cleaned the throttle body and IAC yet? which technique are you using to find leaks? checked for leaks at the vacuum reservoir? in the 4wd lines?

yes.

no pics of your new digs? and when are you getting that next comanche? :D

:waving: the city won't let me park them in the empty parking lot, won't let me park them in the street, but I went to court and won and can at least park them in my driveway as long as I want. :D

don't let them forget the little t-case shift linkage bracket that bolts to the underside of the body.