kook911

This board is for my gate opener. One piece burnt up and I need to replace it. I don’t know what the part is called. The part that I need to name is the little square. It has a white bar on one side. The numbers are 10 16A. Any help will be greatly appreciative. First pic shows the burnt part. The other two show good parts.

This is manual your looking for.

I’ll take a pic of the book when I get home.

Do you mean this?

I would advise against using one realtor as the old saying “You can only serve one master”. Since your landlord hired the realtor she will look out for her best interest and yours will mostly not matter. Also on the saving money you might want to check and see what percent the realtor is taking from the sale of the house. I’ll bet she is getting more then 3%, but then I could be wrong. I would get your own inspection as other said and don’t be afraid to make the landlord fix the stuff that is wrong with the house. This is a business deal at the end of the day. As for the appraisal the bank will order one. They have to make sure the house is worth what they are loaning you.

I have always just went down to the auto parts store and picked one up from there and they have life time warranty.

Are you against going to to junk yard and pulling them on your own? If you want to rebuild them it is very easy to do. Just a thought if you want to save some coin.

Ok I got to ask, what are the white square things attached to the front of the Jeep?

I have not. I had business that had to be taken care of. Somto to answer your question yes that is what I ran into. I just pushed the brake light switch further in the get the lights to stay off. Maybe I need to fab something onto the brake pedal so the brake light switch isn’t pushed so far in?

First picture is the old setup I had. The brake switch was built into the lever. The second picture is what what I have current.

Yes I swapped the brake pedal out when I did the AX-15 swapped. So now my brakes light work off the plunger and the other thing. I can take pics if I need to clear it up. Well I think it is where it is supposed to be. There is a spacer between the booster and the firewall. The thing is this is a new problem to me. The jeep drove fine for years.

So plug #1 and then remove that line from the vehicle?

I have read and reread the how to on this. My problem is every time I trace the line from the valve it comes up to #2 in the picture. But the how to states that you are to remove #1 and plug that hole. What am I missing?

This could be the problem. When I swapped in the 91 HO motor I used the 87 renix master and booster. I just removed the clip at the end of the rod and called it a day. Might be my problem. How do you adjust the rod?

Brake pedal feels the same as my XJ. I can’t lift up on the pedal and it returns back to normal without any problems.

Both sides are hot to the touch. I could have a plugged up line but I don’t know how to check for that. The drum hardware is pretty much brand new as I just replaced it. No mods to the brake system. I do have a 3 inch lift and I need to delete the prop valve. How do you make sure the booster is disengaging? I take a look at it tomorrow and see if that is the problem or not.

Ok guys kinda stumped at this point. My brake calipers are sticking on the front axle. I have replaced them with new ones from advanced auto thinking that was my problem. When the Jeep is cold or just starting up the brakes do not stick. The brakes stick after I have been running for a little bit. I can tell or at least I think that’s my problem because if I’m on a hill and set the Jeep in neutral the Jeep will not roll back. Also I can feel the Jeep slowing down on its own without me hitting the breaks. Last thing is I can smell the brakes burning. The fluid is clean. Any ideals on what else could be causing this?

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Seems to me your buying someone else’s problem.

Got it all bolted up and painted. I don’t know if anyone else will have this problem but I had to trim my rear mud flaps to get the rear armor to fit on flush.

So a while back dirtbound had 20 percent off on the DIY bumpers. So I picked the bumper up and also grabbed the rear lower armor. I got the bumper welded up and in place. Just want to show what it looks like. Still need to paint and by paint I mean rattle can it. Hopefully today I will get everything bolted up and get some more pics. Over all I am happy with it.

These two are missing for me.

Is there anyway to get the missing pics brought back up? I would like to get this done.

Do you know what gears you have?

Your 92 is already a HO motor. So why the swap?