Vineyard86manch

I’ll keep you in the loop if I need one thanks!

I’ll hop right on it, thanks again for your help!

Thanks @cruiser54 for the advice. Admittedly this is a parts cannon move, I’m a bit of a novice with engines. A couple mornings ago I drove my mj to town, parked it for 30 minutes and when I got back it would turn over but not start. Thought it was starter, tapped away at it still no start. A friend suggested plugs, and sure enough I changed just the plugs out and she fired right up. When I explained the situation to my mechanic, he’s worked on all my vehicles and he’s been honest and reliable, he said it sounded like my crank sensor was bad. Not really sure but I tend to take his word for it and he knows the truck pretty well. I’ll do the test and see what happens, I’ve never modified or done anything with what may be the original cps. Thanks again for your help!

Hi All, I’m looking for a Brand/part number for a Crank Sensor that you guys would recommend. For an ‘86 2.5L Thanks!

@TheDude thanks for the info!

Hi there CC, My ‘86 came with a pair of these badges that fit around the door keyholes. I misplaced one after I removed them when I had her painted and I’m seeing if anyone has one kickin around, or if anyone has them on their mj. May very well not be factory but I thought they were unique. Thanks for any help! Jared

I don’t blame you one bit those things are crisp! Keep us posted on the build!

Would you consider selling?? Been looking for a set forever!

Thanks @jeff351!!

Hello CC, After filling the tank and driving home I stepped out of the car and smelled fuel. My suspicions were confirmed when I looked under the tank and noticed fuel covering the complete underside of the tank. I’ve started compiling a list of parts and I’m having a hard time tracking down a pump and sending unit. Does anyone have part numbers for these? Thanks so much.

@Minuit

@Pete M Let me know if this works.

I’ll snap one tomorrow with good light, they don’t look quite as clean as they did when I first restored them but I’ll make it look decent.

Here’s a pic of when I restored my original steelies.

Thanks! Yeah it was in Northern Montana and it lives on an island now:) I’ve gotta thank the original owner. He took really good care of it, you can tell by the lack of wear on the seat that he didn’t drive it often and just short trips. A little fading on the dash board but besides that the interior is in great shape.