MiNi Beast

91 and up d30. Id look for a 95-98 xj d30 as it will not have the cad, being high pinion yet but with bigger axle u joints as well. Which you could also install just the shafts in your current cad housing as would just install a inner seal in the pumpkin.

The mark....I'm in.

Indeed. This buds for you Pete!

I took mine out and just left it out, best 15lbs weight savings ever. Who needs heat or a/c.?

Word. Doing good here still enjoying the comanche myself. You should get back in one once you gots that firebird finished up.

Another one saved. Nice.

Growing up...

Looks good all tucked in.

Slight defect under taillights...umm I'm in.

So are the motor mounts "solid" or will ther be torque twisting to accommodate for?

updates.. we like updates and pics.

What the turkey!?!

You have been blessed for sure. And for sure a tank heater from then were built good and did last, nowadays they are not being built to the same quality standards and if so you are buying at premium unfortunately. Which at that point why not consider a tankless and gain space and higher level of abundance. With you being better case of heaters working well, I have swapped so many hot water heaters so rusted out, or filled with sediment, and roasted by junk controls. 3-15 years with 10 years being average of a good quality heater. 20 + years for those lucky ones.

Well it fired and ran a bit after the cps, so I would double check that. And assuming fresh gas you also install a fresh fuel filter, also did you add some sea foam of sorts to clean the fuel injectors.

Crank sensor...

4.0 or 2.5?

Hots touching me thinks. a/c and blower share wiring on that side. So between dash switches to the heater box to the engine bay relay box to compressor. Always double check whatbyou worked on last before notice of issues. Sometimes we all have brain farts and plug it wrong, or not at all. But if your swapping wiring harness ensure the combabilty between harness years.

Only thing i wonder is the input shaft diameter between the two. otherwise it seems like you would have everything needed for the swap.

Fresh gas and good spark should fire up if its gots oil. .

Spark fuel and air give it a go!

Yes sir. Welded brackets to the bumper. It works.

Green machine looking good with them 40s.

I have one and installed it myself even. wouldnt you know it still works and has no trouble filling the 80gallon garden tub I also installed. Works well, could it be better and more on demand yes, however you would also need a recirculating pump to allow for you to have instant hot water whenever you turn the faucet on. Otherwise as I have without one, it takes 30 seconds or so of running the water before the lines fill up with hot water. Kinda trivial-co but its a $500 difference that I didnt care to spend of mess with and can always install later on. And with that there is maintenance involved as well, as once a year, much like a tank heater you should be inspecting and cleaning those parts to keep it working most efficiently. More so the worse you water is, as in sediment, calcium, iron and whatever else you might find in typical city treating water or even countryside water wells which can be a bit harder. NOW I have a natural gas unit in the city house which was more feasible then if I had to run propane. Which they have great smaller units you can install directly under the sink vs the whole house. Myself I have a whole house unit and got a great deal on it at the time. So was worth it by far for me. Mainly the usage is most important for deciding to install a tankless. If you use hot water a lot and perfer longer hot water use then Id suggest going that route. I went that route based of the need after installation of garden tub and not even being able to fill it half way before hot water ran out. It costs some coin up front, but overtime you get that back or get your money's worth.