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Looks really good. Thanks for the fender pics that you cut off. Makes a lot more sense to me now.
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
I don’t know about that. I wasn’t too worried about door dings tho. -
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
I’ve been putting miles on it trying to shake the bugs out lately. It runs and drives decent. - —After tightening the valve cover, I am no longer leaking oil. - the drivers window broke loose the corrosion and now rolls all the way up. - New windshield goes in tomorrow ( I hope they don’t complain about the fuel leak and refuse.). the bad: - when the gas tank is topped off, the sending unit leaks. So have to figure that out. I’ve already saved the thread about new O rings. But I think it also may be related to the metal rusting out. (I put a new tank in it, and rebuilt the sending unit lowers already.). I posted a want add for a sending unit but unsure what the plan going forward is. -The exhaust vibrates against the cross member. It’s driving me nuts, I’ve unbolted and rebooted everything several times and can’t get it to stop. The center cat mount is in place and every rubber mount is there, I’m thinking the center one is wore out. - It needs a tire balance as it shakes anytime I’m over 65 mph. They probably won’t balance due to the age of the tires. Bonus picture of the mustang crowd that decided I was cool enough to park next too. -
Always a day late and a buck short. I’ve found a bunch that were already sold on here. Anyone have one they are selling? Or going to be selling. Mine is pretty crusty, it works but weeps on a full tank.
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HI-CNTRD - 1990 XJ Project
Lthompson741 replied to Drahcir495's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
Yeah same here. I’ll have to scan a couple photos next time I’m at my mothers house. I’m guessing it wasn’t a popular seller but who knows. -
Ive searched but have yet to find a def. answer. Everything thread is about replacing them with a alternate light. Both my B-pillar lights are in place, and move up and down freely. Just neither of them work. I wanted to rule out bulbs/check for power. What is the safe way to get the lenses off without breaking the the lights? Thank you
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HI-CNTRD - 1990 XJ Project
Lthompson741 replied to Drahcir495's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
Thank you. His was the lighter color blue that he special ordered. It was pretty beat, but made it 300K when he traded it. I have never seen another blue one with the grey fender flares/trim. Mostly white, and a couple reds. -
Old Blue 1995 Jeep Wrangler (YJ) Build
Lthompson741 replied to kryptronic's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
Any updates? Your attention to detail is awesome. -
HI-CNTRD - 1990 XJ Project
Lthompson741 replied to Drahcir495's topic in Member Projects: Other Cool Stuff
Looks good. That’s a decent Jeep for $270.00. Ive been trying to find a blue 2door with the grey flares for some time like the one my late father had. It’s nice to see they all don’t get cut up and beat to hell and people are bettering them. -
I'm getting a WK2 soon. Any good forums out there???
Lthompson741 replied to dasbulliwagen's topic in The Pub
For my WK2 questions, Jeepforum is decent, or google. But since Verticlescope bought them the adds are crazy. I’ve kinda let my build threads die there and haven’t re-upped my paid membership because of it. -
Project: Scrapyard Save
Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Put about 20 miles on it around town today. It runs and shifts and stops good. But adding to the list of repair, as it keep growing. -oil leaks (pretty major oil leak). I believe is the valve cover gasket. I snugged the bolts which several were just finger tight so hopefully that’s part of the problem. -exhaust rattle. The cat is rattling against the cross member. I’m not sure if it has the same brakes like the xj a that hangs the cat. -interior lighting (all of it is inop) -steering wheel is off center -brakes are pretty grabby, I think I’ve got the backs adjusted a little tight. -
Brake adjustment hardware
Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
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Looking into why my ebrake is inop, I assumed it was because of a broken cable, apparently the P.O. removes the bolts/washers off of the threaded rod. Anyone know what’s supposed to be there hardware wise? Is it just a washer and a bit? For some reason I remember a spring on my XJ but could be wrong. Bonus points if anyone knows what thread size the threaded rod is. I’ve tried every bit in my collection but nothing seems to go on smoothly. thanks
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Yeah I know, I haven’t opened that can of worms yet, but it it is on the horizon. I just haven’t had the time and needed it to be drivable before I moved onto other projects.
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No I don’t have floor pans yet. I’ve heard a couple of names bounced around but non come to mind as a company. My MJ is pretty rotten, although looking from underneath it doesn’t look to bad, I can’t see carpet yet.
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Looks good! You wann do my floor pans? I’m dreading pulling my carpet up. Looks like you’ve got a decent plan figured out for it already.
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Another night In the garage and it’s starting to come together. First up we have a working stereo, which is a must. The factory radio had some miles on it. Secondly started working king on cruisers grounding tips. I now have working turn signals, and running lights. I’ve got every light to work so it is legal to drive. I need to replace the drivers front turn signal socket, but for the time being it is working. Next up is ripping out the remainder of the P.O’s cb/ air horn wiring and hopefully figuring out the draw on the battery. Still need: to register it tune up windshield But I gotta wait til the Jeep fund builds back up before any major projects happen. -
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Thanks guys after a week of pulling my hair out it stops. Need to button up the new lines and remove the rear load leveling valve next is Kruisers electrical tips. it actually looks good wet, it sat outside in the pouring rain for the last two hours while I cleaned up the garage. -
Yeah me too blew my budget gettin it on the road but it’s drivable now. Now onto kruiser’s electrical refreshing Bonus picture of the tucked valve.
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Well ended up finding what I needed I installed a new proportioning valve from a 89 xj. The old one was completely rusted solid. I’m fairly certain that it why it was parked originally. So it now has a new master cylinder and all new brake lines. She stops on on a dime now. -
Well I tore it out today. It was a rusted blob inside. It is rusted solid. I ended up going to the junk yard and grabbed one out of a 1989 xj. And installed that one removing the load lever/ emergency circuit. it was a pain and I stripped every connection at the block. (I now have all new brake lines.). Best news yet is that it stops. Like crazy good, it will throw you into the windshield. it does lock the backs up, which I kind of figured. Only if I stand on it tho. But it is also pouring rain here. i appreciate all the help.!!
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Yeah I think I’m going to start researching what all I need to do. -
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
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Lthompson741 replied to Lthompson741's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
Yes I am, and I am starting to regret it at this point. I at about my witts end. This was night three of bleeding brakes and no further. I also replaced the master as at 230k it seemed like a decent idea and was only $30.
