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So I'm putting my flywheel back in and looked up the torque spec and it says 50 ft lbs then another 60 degrees. Maybe it's just me, but that seems pretty ghetto for a torque spec. Is there an actual torque? Because 60° on top of the 50 ft lbs seems almost impossible without snapping the head off.

Check this out http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/ ... 17868.html

That rust is nothing for being a snowbelt truck its whole life.

i have a deposit on it, he wants 1500 firm, i just wanted more opinions before i commit, since i havent had an mj since january 2011. the truck hasnt been beat at all. it was bought locally, fell off the map, then wound up on a dealer lot, got bought by a different dealer, and now I'm getting it. i havent backtracked the vin to see where it was, but its in the plan.

i got under it. the floors are solid so is the frame. just lines need done from what i saw. if i can figure out how to get the pics off my phone ill upload the underside shots

Ive been lookin for another MJ and found this, 89 Sportruck 2wd 4cy 4spd Rebuilt Jasper motor 93500mi Clean body Clean interior Clean underside Gonna need full brake system Gonna need all fuel lines Gonna need shocks Whats yalls opinions?

My 87 MJ 2.5 4spd 2wd will run fine when i start it cold, i can drive it all day with no problems. I shut it off for about a minute and crank it over and it smokes like seafoam and runs like crap. just smells like exhaust, not coolant or oil. Its not eating coolant or oil either. If i drive it about 200 ft it stops and won't smoke again until i kill it and crank it again. WTF is going on in my 2.5?????? Qhvu-7IBUKc

alright, thank you. Does the speedometer cable go to the t-case on a 4WD?

whats the difference between an ax4 out of a 4wd versus out of a 2wd

I have an 87 comanche 4cyl 4spd 2wd that I'm looking to make 4wd. What transfer case/other modifications are needed/what all from an XJ will work? Thanks

I'm starting to look into parts for my lift. I have a 2wd base 87 Comanche with the I4 4spd. For the rear i was looking at the Motion Offroad bolt on SOA kit http://motionoffroad.com/catalog/index. ... ucts_id=65 Is this any good? or should i use new leafs and keep my SUA setup. Also, What all would be required up front for a SOA lift? :typing:

The book says theres a fusable link in the + wire off the alternator. I'm thinking when the truck got mud covered it shorted something out and blew the fusable link, thus cutting the power from the alternator. :dunno:

don't worry pete, zoning is nothing but a bunch of a$$holes. They got on me because my dads Caprice wagon had expired tags and was sitting, completely in one piece, in my driveway way up by the garage, but didnt get on my neighbor for having a lawn tractor under his deck and a boat in his yard. They just like their tax money for nothing, so they harass those of us who collect vehicles they wish they could get.