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i got the kit but the internal slave fittings are different. won't hook up out the box. the mechanic that ordered it for me is retrofitting something on there now to make it work. tired of this thing just sitting in the yard.

so waitin on good weather and my new clutch kit to come in to finish this tranny swap. needed a new internal slave for the trans and the thing is close to $160 from the auto parts store by itself which is just stupid. i got a sachs clutch kit, with the pressure plate, pinion gear, slave, and alignment tool for $186. gonna try to keep my master cylinder but I'm having a hard time getting the slave lines to come off. any tips on getting the quick disconnect thing to work right? its stuck.

we need to go ahead and get that hot wheels banner on this truck somehow

lookin good

damn. wish i had black interior

where did those spiffy tails come from?

got my build sheet back According to our records, your vehicle was equipped from the factory with the following: ALAP SE Decor Group APAS Monotone Paint BARP 90 Amp Alternator BCDP 500 Amp Maintenance Free Battery BGAS Power Front Disc/Rear Drum Brakes CBAP Straight Back Bench Seat CKAP Carpets - Floor and Cargo Area CUMS Mini Floor Console DBBC All Manual Transmissions DDQ 5-Speed Manual Transmission DHNS Command-Trac Part Time 4WD System DJHS Dana M30/181MM Front Axle DMMS 3.07 Rear Axle Ratio DRJS 175MM Rear Axle ERH 4.0L I6 Power Tech Engine GACS Tinted Glass Windows GBBS Tinted Windshield Glass GCBS Front Door Tinted Glass GEHS Fixed Door Vent Glass GFD Rear Sliding Window GRZP Left Remote Mirror GSZP Right Remote Control Mirror GTZP Manual Remote Mirrors HAA Air Conditioning JAY Instrument Cluster w/Tach JCAS 85 MPH Primary Speedometer JHAP Var Intermittent Windshield Wipers JJAP Cigar Lighter LAPS Shift Indicator Warning Lamp LBCS Glove Box Lamp LMAS Halogen Headlamps MBJP Black Front Bumper MB1S Black Front Bumper MDAP Front License Plate Bracket MFFS Black Grille MHAP Black Windshield Moldings MMCS Upper Door Frame Moldings MMGS Belt Moldings MMKP Body Color Drip Trough Molding NAAS Federal Emissions NBKS EVAP Control System NF2S 18.5 Gallon Fuel Tank PW7 Bright White Clear Coat QW7S Bright White Clear Coat RAAC All Radio Equipped Vehicles RAFP AM/FM Cassette Radio RCDP 4 Speakers SBAP Power Rack and Pinion Steering SCGP Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel SFAS Standard Duty Shock Absorbers SGAS Rear Shock Absorbers SUA Tilt Steering Column TBCS Compact Spare Tire TBMS Tire Carrier Winch TMWP P215/75R15 OWL All Terrain Tires TZAP Goodyear Brand Tires WJHP 15X7 Aluminum Wheels WLZC All Aluminum Wheels XBSS Pickup Box YAAS Build To U.S. Mkt. Specifications Z01P Rear Spring Group I Z65P Left Front Group XIV Z82P Right Front Spring Group XI Thanks again for your email. Sincerely, Lisa Customer Service Representative Chrysler Customer Assistance Center and got the new trans cleaned up a little

thats one kick @$$ MJ for a thousand bucks

i got the tranny out finally oil pan off, painted, and a new gasket on there replaced the rear main seal, got the new back in and sealed up, used this site as a guide http://www.jeepin.com/features/rearmain/ and my selection of nicely cleaned fasteners

so i didnt know the pwr steering mounts were different until i pulled mine off. really annoying, but i made it work. instead of trying to hunt down one the same as mine i just cut the 89' mount down to mirror the 92' one. used an angle grinder and just chopped it. don't know if it will damage the integrity of the mount over time or not, but theres no difference now between the two, other than the chopped part. and with the beat up fender off i started pulling the transmission yesterday with a buddy. have it all out, but the oil pan and the clutch. need to replace my main seal as well as it leaks like crazy.

OA welding is a little rough on thick metal, especialy if your welding thick to thin. Before you do anything i would take a couple pieces the same size and material of what i was going to weld and practice. then whe you actually go to weld everything keep plenty of vice grips around and a good welding hammer. it also really helps to get a good grinder with a cut off blade on it. if you mess up a weld just smoothe it out and go over it. also make sure you throw heat more toward the thicker metal if necesarry. oh! and of course good glasses are a must, and don't go too dark with the glasses. you need protection but you also need to see. number four or five is acceptable, not 9 or ten :thumbsup: yea definitely gonna practice. got the glasses and stuff. i figured if they welded battle ships together with gas during wwII then with the right stuff i can pull it off

build date is 10/91 tried to replace the power steering pump last night. got a used one out of a 89 comanche. only found out the mounting bracket was different after getting mine off, total pain in the @$$, now i got to find another bracket somewhere.

looks good. ive thought of doin the same

i pulled my front right fender today because its all chewed up. grill is broken too, and I'm not a big fan of the doors. anybody got any info on swapping out the front clip for a 97+ XJ set up? i can get one at the junkyard for kinda cheap.

very cool. looks great man. the paint on the under side is killer. id like to do mine, but its just gonna be covered in crap in a day.