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Off a dealers shelf. There are still a few out there. The freight is the major killer.
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Love the paint color. I really like the hood scoop it fits the truck. And those tail lights are a thing of beauty. Great build.
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I have seen this picture before and it is beautiful!!!
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Looking good!
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I have had good luck with the ACDelco pigtails. The PDF below is a great reference. Pigtails.pdf
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Truck bucks like a horse at 2500rpms for some reason
JMO413 replied to Deleted's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I'm not real sure. If I was guessing I would think the output speed sensor would be the culprit. -
Truck bucks like a horse at 2500rpms for some reason
JMO413 replied to Deleted's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
After looking up these sensor I remember selling a ton of the output speed sensor in the early 2000's. They were popular enough we kept them in a drawer at the back counter. -
Truck bucks like a horse at 2500rpms for some reason
JMO413 replied to Deleted's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
There is an input and output speed sensor in the transmission. There is also a speed sensor in the transfer case. The transfer case should run the speedometer. -
Manche’nopoulos ‘90 Eliminator Shortbed
JMO413 replied to Manche’nopoulos's topic in Member Projects: Your Comanches
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Part identification help!
JMO413 replied to Loominnaughty's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I went with the ZJ steering linkage in Moog from Rock Auto and an very happy with it. It's a cheap upgrade and the originals don't like to come apart. -
Welcome to the club.
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I am a 100% plain old light beer guy. I will drink most but if I have a choice it goes. PBR light Bud light Bush Light Coors Light Then it doesn't matter but it better be COLD.
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What is considered not stock
JMO413 replied to CoastChief's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
This is why this forum is amazing!! Multiple posts with multiple opinions. In the end it's your truck. Stock is stock there is no way around that. One you change any option it's not stock. In the end do what makes you happy. I personally am in the keep a perfect one perfect. I am still all for upgrades that makes it more functional. On the other hand if it's already been modified it's a good ahead pass. Still don't believe in chopping it up though. Needs and bolts are easy to swap back out if you ever want to. I personally love mine exactly how it is. I DD every day no matter what the weather is.It's mine I built what I wanted. It's not really pretty but it's what's under the surface that counts.Some day I will get everything done I want to. Then I see myself getting a 2wd to keep nice and only driving on nice days. You can't only have 1 Jeep!! -
I might try it if I wore one more than a couple times a year. I've lived in Iowa my whole life and consider 50 warm enough for shorts and a t shirt. Not really a need for a hoodie.
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You do amazing work!!!
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I'm definitely a 3X kinda guy. I love the shirts I believe I now have one for each day off the week.
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Best looking one by far!!
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NOS Towing Mirrors
JMO413 replied to Minuit's topic in Craigslist/Marketplace/eBay... i.e. Not Your Stuff
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90 4WD Eliminator, Holden, ME - $17K
JMO413 replied to NHMJXJ's topic in Craigslist/Marketplace/eBay... i.e. Not Your Stuff
It's an Eliminator the sixth digit is a 6 that is an Eliminator in 1990. -
The vase is from my wedding. We had real flowers for the wedding this was just the prototype. The lantern I have had for as long as I can remember. The screwdrivers you can see are only a small part of my collection. I have a drawer full in the tool box and another full set not in the picture. My plan was to make a useable bench with everything in arms reach. That is an amazing painting.
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I would like to start this of with I am a hobbyist mechanic. I work on cars because I love old Jeeps, and if you drive old Jeeps you have to work in them.Just so you know where I'm coming from. I got this Ryobi cordless brushless grinder for Christmas. So far I am fairly impressed. The guard has a nice lever to push to rotate it around. No screw to loosen. The tool to change the disc is stored in the handle. I can turn the power switch on wearing leather gloves also. The tool storage is just something all tools should have. I am a little biased I have quite a few Ryobi tools and plenty of batteries. It's an addiction similar to Jeeps only cheaper.
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Meant to buy a parts rig....
JMO413 replied to 88towmanche's topic in MJ Tech: Modification and Repairs
I would have to keep it. Just to nice to part out. I also like the faded paint patina.
