BHelton

Truck is running and drivable now, 2001 interior installed and need to build rear bumper to go with the front. Charge the a/c and may end up putting it on the market due to i want another TJ to wheel

Need B posts and threshholds.... :wrench:

I have a lwb MJ forsale in Nc if interested.

doesn't matter, I can dye them to match...thanks

congratulations on your house and good luck with the fuel pressure issue

need b post trim. upper and lower pieces where seat belt mounts...in western north Carolina so closer the better

I haven't had any of those issues, I also have a brand new fuel pump and regulator. sounds like your regulator may be going to to the bad

I have a 87 here in Nc, if interested you can call 828-217-7724

it very well may be, I spaced mine down 1 1/2" front and rear and could have spaced the rear a little more. the. 15 might be shorter

Looks good! :wrench:

sounds good, post those pics when you get time. it'll be a few before my runs have a bunch of other things to do

No problem, hope its helps

I took 2 washers that measure 3" o.d., believe they are for a 1 1/4" bolt and made both holes a little bigger than 1 3/4". got a piece of 1 3/4" exhaust pipe about 6" long. Took the washers and tacked them together and drilled some 3/16" holes in them to make a matching set. weld pipe in one washer and let it stick through a 1/4" to 1/2" weld it up and there's the filler. on the tank were the dodge filler neck is take out rubber boot, under it is a metal ring and the plastic is over lapping. it. Trim the plastic off the metal and pop the ring off. Make the tank area smooth and set your new filler neck in place and mark the holes for the 3/16" bit. I used stainless fastners and permatex gasket sealer. Oh yeah, I took a 1 1/4" bit and put one of the original vents out of the Comanche in the top of the tank. you should see it in the pic of the tank, if not I will post a pic of it

96 is wha this one is

Thank you sir!!! Only down side is making a new skid for it but I've already got the wheels turning on that too! I am building this one for a very close friend I lost back in august, so it all has to be right from the get go!!!

yes its goin to hook up with no issues! I really put some thought in it before I executed the mod

my tag says 3.07 where are you located?

Mounted dakota tank in MJ, had to space it down a 1 1/2" to clear fuel regulator. Used a old t case drop i had laying around. Went to Lowes and bought 6ft of this strapping material and made longer straps to hold tank up. Goin to see about having a new skid plate built to protect the tank.

Fuel tank is mounted in truck...finally! Goin to have a new skid plate built since tank is larger than old tank. Will post pics later

Dodge dakota tank, Cherokee fuel pump assembly and my own filler neck

Here's my TJ....Long arm suspension and very well built full width axles. Which may end up for sale

Sounds great, actually started working with the dakota tank today. If your setup works better I will go that route too :wrench:

what about fuel pump and sending unit for cherokee gauges? XJ pump module 15 or 22 gallon tank?

what about fuel pump and sending unit for cherokee gauges?