olddude

Aluminum recovery tank from Mac's Radiator Shop and a new radiator from NAPA. There is nothing like the good old Georgia summer heat. I replaced thermostats' and those mickey mouse plastic recovery tanks almost every summer until I finally replaced the tank and radiator that was years ago.

Man, where did you find such a rusty Comanche in Georgia?

Hello and welcome from Greensboro, GA.

Beautiful truck, crappy carpet

Just disregard that guy Cruiser, I have, he's got a bug up his a$$ or something.

upside down and backwards

Several months ago I decided to replace my A/C evaporator. I had a slow leak and It's 31 years old. So, I pulled the dash and replace the evaporator and the heater core, also 31 years old, and put it all back together. I had a new blower motor that I bought years ago so I replaced that while I was there. Everything was fine until a few weeks ago, with the warmer weather moving in, I took the truck to the local garage to get it evacuated and refilled with Freon. They serviced it but notice very little flow from the blower. I have been trying to figure out the reason since then. Finally, I pulled the blower and it ran fine with 12V so I decided to put the old blower back in and wal-la . The new blower must be wired backwards from the factory.

It's been awhile and I can't remember the name but it was a radiator manufacture/shop in OR I think...

I have BFG K02 ATs on my truck but they are 30X9.5. I like them and I like the way they look.

Also in Georgia w/4.0. The absolute best thing I ever did was to replace the plastic recovery tank with an aluminum tank w/press cap. The stock pump works fine. Never had anymore over heating problems after I replaced that dumb plastic tank.

Helicoil

I think this is all part of getting old. Getting a pain here and there for no reason.

I don't care how old you are, I am 78 and I learn something new every day, especially on this site.

MORONS!!!!

Do you know a good Magician?

I type about as well as I work the computer

@ barrel carburetor I understand the rest is Greek to me

Welcome! Looks like you have a nice truck there, something to keep you busy. I really like Cheyenne, spent a couple of days there several years ago. Bought a nice pair of boots at a store next to the old train station.

Not a lot of resent photo's, about all I could dig up...............

Our 1999 XJ had the same dent in the down pipe. At the first oil change I noticed it and took it back to the dealer. They said it had the dent for a reason. I can't remember what the reason was but it restricted flow for some purpose.

I would like to get one if my after market bumper would not interfere with it. You can see the bumper in the pictures of my mj in MJOTM jan21.