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:( bad new its not cheap. he cost me about $60 for both size in 304 grade(steel) but good new is that he able make this wedges... i hope i can get one asap!

or use heat shrink not electric tape for more last longer. i rather heat shrink over tape :smart:

i know its kinda thin becausde i runout of wires already. the recently pic is more thick and better beads layers

got more steel wires (fluxcore gas less), welded on driver side frame steel plate. remeber i told you that I'm learning fast ;)

added 75w-90 in my pos ba 10/5 trans and enjoyngi the smell of gear oil...NOT :ack:

:rotfl2: don't worry ill get bigger flares after trimming the fender and interior after test with 36" tires someday the flares I'm talking about: bushwacker cutout fender flares

pete- good news, I'm hopefully to get this steel wedges since i found my friends dad is actually metal smith or whatever its called so he can make anything which i request him to make this wedge. hes currently question to me about it so lets crossing fingers and hopes!

connector No. locations Connector C100: Left Of Master Cylinder On Dash Connector C101: Above Master Cylinder Connector C102: Behind LH Headlamp Connector C103: Next To RH Shock Tower Connector C104: Next To RH Shock Tower Connector C105: Behind Battery Connector C106: Next To RH Shock Tower Connector C107: Next To RH Shock Tower Connector C108: In Front Of Washer Bottle Connector C109: Next To RH Shock Tower Connector C110: RH Rear Of Rocker Cover Connector C111: RH Rear Of Rocker Cover Connector C112: RH Rear Of Rocker Cover Connector C113: RH Rear Of Rocker Cover Connector C114: RH Rear Of Rocker Cover Connector C115: Under Dash To Right Of Steering Column Connector C116: Above Master Cylinder Connector C117: In Front Of Washer Bottle Connector C118: Under LH Side Of I/P Behind Kick Panel Connector C119: Under LH Side Of I/P Behind Kick Panel Connector C120: Behind A/C Mode Select Switch Connector C121: Under LH Side Of I/P Behind Kick Panel Connector C122: Under RH Side Of I/P Behind Kick Panel Connector C123: Under RH Side Of I/P Behind Kick Panel Connector C124: Under LH Side Of I/P Behind Kick Panel Connector C125: Under LH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C126: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C127: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C128: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C129: Behind RH Kick Panel Connector C130: Under LH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C131: Under LH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C132: Under LH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C133: Under LH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C134: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C135: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C136: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C137: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C138: Under Front Seat Connector C139: LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C140: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C141: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C142: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C143: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C144: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C145: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C146: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C147: Behind RH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C148: In Console Connector C149: In LH Side Of Liftgate Connector C150: In LH Side Of Liftgate Connector C151: In LH Side Of Liftgate Connector C152: Behind A/C Mode Switch Connector C153: Near Cargo Lamp Connector C154: Above Transfer Case Connector C155: Behind RH Kick Panel Connector C156: Under I/P On Steering Column Connector C157: Below LH Side Of I/P Above Parking Brake Connector C158: Rear Center Of Cab Under Carpet Connector C159: Behind LH Rear Tail Lamp Assembly Connector C160: Behind LH Rear Inner Fender Panel Connector C161: At Rear Bumper Connector C162: At Rear Bumper Connector C168: Top Of Washer Bottle Connector C169: Below Washer Bottle Connector C170: LH Side Of Cowl Panel Grille Connector C171: To Left Of Steering Column Connector C172: In Driver's Seatbelt Buckle Connector C173: Under RH Front Seat Connector C174: Under LH Front Seat Connector C175: Behind RH Headlamp Connector C176: On Left Of Steering Column Connector C177: LH Side Of I/P Next To Light Switch Connector C178: LH Side Of I/P Next To Light Switch Connector C179: Behind RH Side Of I/P Connector C180: At Speaker Connector C181: At Speaker Connector C182: At Speaker Connector C183: At Speaker Connector C184: At Speaker Connector C185: At Speaker Connector C186: In Center Of I/P Connector C187: In Center Of I/P Connector C188: Below I/P Behind Defogger Relay Connector C189: In LH Side Of Console Connector C190: Under LH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C191: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C192: Taped To Harness Above Fuse Block Connector C193: Behind Center Of I/P Below Lighter Connector C194: On I/P To Right Of Steering Column Connector C195: Below Washer Bottle Connector C196: Center Of Liftgate Connector C197: Center Of Liftgate Connector C198: On I/P To Right Of Steering Column Connector C199: In Driver's Seatbelt Buckle Connector C200: Under I/P To Right Of Steering Column COMANCHE Connector C100: In LH Dash Panel Forward Of Fuse Panel Connector C101: Behind LH Headlamps Connector C103: RH Side Rear Of Engine Connector C108: Near A/C Compressor Connector C109 (Diesel Engine): Near Lower Center RH Inner Fender Panel Connector C109 (Gasoline Engine): Near A/C Compressor Connector C112: Behind Battery Near Starter Relay Connector C115: Taped To Engine Harness Behind Cruise Servo Connector C119: LH Side Of Engine Near Glow Plugs Connector C120: LH Side Of Engine Near Glow Plugs Connector C200: Under LH Side Of I/P Behind LH Kick Panel Connector C202: Under LH Side Of I/P Behind LH Kick Panel Connector C203: Under LH Side Of I/P Near Ignition Switch Connector C204: Behind Mode Select Switch Connector C205: Under RH Side Of I/P Behind Kick Panel Connector C207: Under I/P Above Brake Pedal On Steering Column Connector C209: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C210: Near RH Door Jamb Switch Connector C211: To Left Of Steering Column Connector C314: In RH Side Of Liftgate Connector C315: In LH Side Of Liftgate Connector C402: Under LH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel Connector C404: Under RH Side Of I/P At Kick Panel

time to look thru brake electric wiring diagram to see why turnsignal didnt blink only while hazard is on. even while depress the brake pedal. the headlight switch will light taillight up so i got drink coffee and start highlight thru the wiring diagram to see the result. i have pink highlight with me and time to highlight now!

look great! I'm gotta do mine soon, just found out mine is little loosen and bad seal.... what % tint film did you installed on your window? look like 30% to me. looks good tho

installed front driveshaft back on starting seal my shift boot proper done now time to trimming my carpet from tranmission hump yep alot to trimming seal and seating on

am i improved? :D

walk around it since I'm helping my brother work on his cj7 leaf spring issues :wall: at least I'm welding more and start get good on it. :thumbsup:

:bowdown: gotta love your camouflage fenders :thumbsup:

here mines: Once a time... few months ago, my brother and I was discuss to see if I should find a wheeling truck. I always want a pickup truck with reliable 4x4 so i found an some nice toyota pickup truck(hilux/T100) from mid 90's for only $1300 to $2000 then later my brother texted me and found mj on sale for $1600 which I'm so clueless that jeep have pickup truck expect scrambler so i start more interesting then we decided go to see it in person. Its been in decent condition but little rust. custom swapped axles(hpd44 front/ 9" rear) rusty's 6" lift with heavy duty skid armor and long radius arm that came from ford bronco. 31" tires. custom paint color red. factory roll bar, hacked dashboard, faulty oilpan and lower radiator hose 30mins later, got it for $1300 brought it back to home with no problem. its currently sit in my garage wait for gear oil and metal plate to fix my front coil issue. i realized I'm lucky to got my mj over toyota hilux/T100 the day i bought currently

me like!!!

ah i not think about it thanks guys!

I'm keep think if should remove my worthless vacuum canister system since i don't have any vacuum system mechanical anymore. (axles swapped) :dunno: its not even hook to anything as i noticed :nuts: . if you want me take pics, let me know

get subaru engine.... ;) justkidding. my little 2.5l flat four made more hp and tq than top one engine

yes its in my brother's home i gotta to pick it up and thanks! I'm still unable afford anything but dontworry someday i will!

we can't adjust the idle. correct me if I'm wrong? try clean the TPS and IAC first.

nevermind. I'm too tired to explain since i was been wortk on transmission and drivetrains for 4 days straight so... nevermind

where r those fins on those spot areas? never had see like that before

done with transmission's needed... left is reinstall the coil, new shocks, gearoil, front driveshaft and centerconsle what i did today- refill clutch cylinder and bleed it. make sure all bellhousing r tighten good got new bolts for crankshaft sensor.. screw the torx bolts. grease most the joints aligment the longarm and regreased it. removed coils and shocks reseal the front diff cover cleaned and reseal drive side rear axle shaft my 6" lift front coils damaged shocks(BDS- :ack: ) ready to get longarm back on. thank god i got np231! thats pretty much for all day...

done with my transmission! now time to fix the longarm issue