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You are the dang encyclopedia for the club @eaglescout526 Thanks for the share, I'm sure down in AZ it was a bit unbearable without air-conditioning.

So put simply the summer drives in Utah are hell and the heat in the cab is even hotter then hell. My lil 2.5 does not have anything even representing an AC, besides the windows. I am a certified Refrigeration tech with access to a bunch of resources. The thing is that I don't know if it is possible to add the compressor to a system where one never existed. Anyone have and experience in this arena!?

Hey yall. Just here looking for a Mirror and mount for passenger side. Open to different styles if you have them. Feel free to message anytime.

Replaced the master cylinder. Got some real nasty black oil out and threw in some fresh. I didn’t see the recommendation for dot 5 until now. But got it finished late last night and the clutch is working like a champ. Thank y’all for the insight and the confidence to just get er dunn.

Yeah it is a RWD. Pete do you have a recommendation for these parts? I have read back and forth on different brands but I haven't found any links. I also read that there is an upgrade material to use for the master cyl?

Thank you all for the help and insight, it has all been greatly used. It is definitely an Internal slave cylinder, and unfortunately I don't have the resources to pull the trans and change that cylinder. Ive only leaked about a table spoon of oil on the inside of fire wall and fusebox, cleaned what little there was. Luckily is was pretty fresh and did no damage. I just don't want to swap out parts that may or may not work. I think ill just have it towed to a place here in salt lake, but learning about the clutch has been fun, i hope on not making it my nightmate!

I have not replaced anything, and to be honest I'm not sure the difference between internal or external. From the clutch pedal, the rod goes through the firewall into the fill reservoir, then has the connection hose going down into the transmission case. Ive looked over all of it and havent found any excessive fluid leaking or anything saying fix me.

Even though the fluid reservoir is full? I seen a little bit of fluid inside the fire wall by the pedal but not any signs of excessive fluid or corroding paint like that. If I learned correct from my research that which breaches the firewall is the master cylinder? Seems pretty replaceable.

Hey dudes, I need some advice on what to do in this situation. Driving through the city yesterday and my clutch went from what I consider “long” to an extremely short engagement point..extremely short. Though it still let me shift into gears to make it home, I don’t plan on driving it. Fluid is full but dark and now the pedal is almost all play with the spring being the only thing giving tension. I haven’t done any work on it lately, or had any sort of indication it was starting to fail. I guess besides Reverse was a Lil bit crunchy. I’ll bleed it this afternoon and see what that does. I appreciate any bit of advice!

Put me on the list as well!! HOT BUY

Honestly this was the key, I was just mega frustrated when I wrote up this thread but I took it on some drives, and out in the dirt field a 2 or 3 times and It really calmed down. Also adjusting some of the interior panels was huge to. None the less for the price I paid on the mounts (westar) from rock auto, can't complain!

Good tips dudes, thank you !

Got any further info on these solid mounts? Curious on just what that is exactly?

I'm pickin up what your putting down. The truck is not lifted at all, and the speed vibrations were more like i can't see out the mirrors cause they're buzzing so hard. So thats why i decided to do the repair(and it was a pretty good price) I used to have a ford with bad ball joints and that baby had some vibrations. So now with the new mounts in, I'm meaning as soon as I start the truck up the vibration has panels rattling and what not. Any links for the oem mounts?

Hey all, just wondering if I'm crazy or I screwed up, maybe both. But my ride was vibrating reallly hard at over 60mph. So i decided to change out the 2 motor mounts with some I bought off rock auto. After install it seems almost worse, is this normal until they break in like a new pair of shoes?? Did I miss something or maybe just order some crap mounts? I bought the Weststar brand. Real frustrated so if you have any input that would be appreciated! Ill attach some awesome pics of the old mounts later.

So I’m guessing your saying that somewhere in the diagram you just posted that there is a break or some sort of malfunction? I will dig into it this weekend and let y’all know what I find,

Having the Same issue, ive been meaning to get on and ask about this! So thank you for this, cause ive heard the vac system needs repair if this is an issue, I'm not really sure why that is. I've also heard that the vac cannister preforms better if set closer to the back firewall, is that true? Does it also require a lot of re routing of the vac lines?

These are custom. It can be up to this size which is about 3.5 inches long and necks up to about a 2.25-2.5 diameter. This is as big at you would want to go I feel. But it fits perfect in the palm!

Bump to 125!

Daaaamn! Well I hope you got your money back! Every dog has his day dude! At least none of us will let that happen twice!

that coulda been bad! Ditches are unforgiving

HAHAHA these are funny!

Oh she's a shiny penny now!

I'm really trying to make light of my frustration at my own stupidity here, Since I picked up my MJ in January this year it was leaking oil like a MOFO, The valve cover had no gasket, the PCV valve bushing was worn and the oil cap lid just seeps out a bunch. All I was able to fix thanks to some parts form the CC members parts and info. After all that, I was still dripping oil on to my exhaust system burning it up and stinkin out the parking lot, and the whole passenger side of the engine bay was just a mess, for weeks looking at every seal and plug every nook and cranny.. Damn oil filter was super loose.. top that!

Ohh I gotcha. Yeah those are sweet!