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I got the tailgate. Rear bumper is not bad but seized on tight. The bed is not in bad shape. Rust on the floor but the sides are good

H&R Block has been a good source of clients for me. I am often fixing mistakes, responding to IRS notices, or amending a return to claim a better tax position then was originally claimed on a return. Thank you Block.

I was going say what Eagle suggested. As for the dust shield, it is sandwiched between the engine block and the flywheel. To remove the dust shield requires removing the transmission and the flywheel.

Manual transmissions don't have inspection plates. The dust shield is a solid, single piece of metal. You have to remove the rear bearing cap to access the RMS.

You don't have to pull the trans to change the RMS. The RMS is a two piece seal. You have to drop the oil pan and remove the rear main bearing cap. The lower half of the RMS is in the cap. Use a small brass punch to remove the upper half of the RMS.

Try a horse mat. You will have to trim it to fit

Mine was doing the same thing. The vent tubes got crushed after the bed was removed and re-installed after a restoration. I dropped the tank and re-routed the lines - taping them in place to prevent movement and getting crushed again. No problems since.

I tried fitting the 97+ master cylinder. It was a while ago. I don’t think the bolts line up with the existing holes. It also sticks out farther from the fire wall.

MJKally, nice to see you found ComancheClub. I had responded to you on JF previously. (I couldn’t recommend you to CC or else JF would chastise me.) You can find all the information I referenced on CC and more. The members here really knowledgeable and will help you with all things MJ. Post some of your other pictures on CC. Also register your MJ in registry section. Welcome to the addiction!

How did you do this? These are some of the YT videos I watched.

I am getting water on the passenger side during some rain storms. It appears to come through the heater vent box. I have seen videos on YouTube about leaks coming through the front cowl. The water drips through a metal seam where the sealer has dried and cracked. The videos show cutting an opening in the cowl’s metal to access the sealer seam. Then reapply caulk or RTV to seal the leak. I not sure I would want to use these extremes on my MJ.

Hang a price tag from a mirror and call it: Mini-Pearl

Didn’t make it either. Too many home projects that day. The next day rained. I had to get things done Saturday

Speaking of sticker shock….

I blame "plate tectonics" to cause all the continents to shift westward.

I would be interested in bluetooth function. I have two original radios - one AMC and one Chrysler. One is a RX161 and the other is a RX170.

If you're in Camp Hill, you should know about the (formerly) All Breeds Jeep Show. This year it in Gettysburg (or close by) 8/14-15. If interested, check out https://gettysburgjeepfest.com/ I am hoping to pop up on the 15th.

I installed the felpro T-housing gasket w/o rtv on my 93 4.0 in my CJ. No leaks.

Hopefully someone can change the link to the pdf to include the correct page. hint hint

Since I have never seen the page before, I can only say that looks like it.

Every download copy of the Renix FI manual is missing page 59, but has two copies of p. 58. I am sure all the downloads are from the same source. Does p. 59 have any info? Does anyone have a paper copy of the manual? Can p. 59 be uploaded to this website? Edit: p. 59 is the manual's page number, not the pdf page number.

The All Breeds Jeep Show that was formerly in York, then moved to Carlisle, has moved to Gettysburg PA. It will be August 14-15 (Friday-Saturday) at the WWII museum. Additional information can be found at: https://gettysburgjeepfest.com/ If I can get there I would be there on Saturday

https://www.pyp.com/inventory/edgewood-1209/?search=Jeep https://www.pyp.com/inventory/edgewood-1209/?search=Jeep I can’t get there but if anyone needs some parts. I see a bench seat and a column shifter

Glad to see it worked for you.

I saw this on YT once: Attach a shop vac on blower to the exhaust pipe. Get a spray bottle of soapy water and start spraying around the manifold and collector pipe looking for bubbles.