To Do:

[TEACH JP]

In the next month:

-New steering box and column

-New wheel bearings (still havn't found a good write up on how to do it)

-Cut rear fenders and add the tj flares I just picked up.

-Actually go off roading again

Before the end of the summer:

Cut out rust spots in the floor and weld in plates

-Sliders

-Front bumper

[cmcolfax]

YJ:
Motor mounts
Motor mount lift
Body lift
Build "spare" rear driveshaft
Build mounts for Honda Civic Si seats
Center console
Actually mount front license plate (remove zip ties)

ZJ:
Tranny output seal
Serp belt & idler pulleys
Timing set
Water pump
Find exhaust leak (hopefully not ANOTHER cracked header)
Find someone to "flash" PCM

Chebby:
Register/Insure/Plates
Master cylinder (hopefully that solves it's lack of brakes)
Swap tires around
1.5" spacers in front

Yeah... that ain't all getting done in a month... that is the "whole summer" list.

-cmc-

[Ace4wd]

move all my shit to PA :idb:

[grand zj]

I can make sliders and bumpers for not too expensive brotha

[mjeff87]

TJ: wash it

MJ: wheel it

Jeff

[TJRobbie00]

--Pay Speeding ticket...

--Pay UPS lots of money for smashing there mini van....

--Get a yob

[Kelleybean]

--Pay UPS lots of money for smashing there mini van....



WTF?

[TJRobbie00]

yesterday on Forest hill my brakes went out and i hit the back of a UPS dodge caravan... my front bumper was taller than the bumper on the van so i smashed in the rear lift gate. it was wonderful.i can post pix later.

[Big Ron]

don;t they make car insurance for things like that?

[TEACH JP]

I can make sliders and bumpers for not too expensive brotha

Your still on my list to do it. I'll try and get in touch with you soon show you my ideas and you can give me a price.

[TEACH JP]

yesterday on Forest hill my brakes went out and i hit the back of a UPS dodge caravan... my front bumper was taller than the bumper on the van so i smashed in the rear lift gate. it was wonderful.i can post pix later.

Please do post pics. haha

[TJRobbie00]

http://i42.tinypic.com/23m27id.jpg
notice how the bottom of the door is the same angle as the bottom of my bumper :)
http://i44.tinypic.com/2rml3qr.jpg
http://i44.tinypic.com/29fqd8o.jpg
http://i44.tinypic.com/35a4op2.jpg

[cmcolfax]

YJ:
Motor mounts
Motor mount lift
Body lift
Build "spare" rear driveshaft
Build mounts for Honda Civic Si seats
Center console
Actually mount front license plate (remove zip ties)

ZJ:
Tranny output seal
Serp belt & idler pulleys
Timing set
Water pump
Find exhaust leak (hopefully not ANOTHER cracked header)
Fix A/C
Find someone to "flash" PCM

Chebby:
Register/Insure/Plates
Clean interior
Master cylinder (hopefully that solves it's lack of brakes)
Swap tires around
1.5" spacers in front

Yeah... that ain't all getting done in a month... that is the "whole summer" list.

-cmc-

8 days later... and all that's really done is Registration / Insurance & Temp Plates on the Chebby.

Still chasing the brake issues.

And work on the ZJ can't start until the Chebby can handle DD duties for a while.

The YJ is buried in the garage, blocked in by the Chebby, a coupla trailers and a pile of lumber for the porch build project.

According to Jeff it is a sad sight stuffed with patio furniture cushions and miscellaneous other crap.

:(
-cmc-

[TEACH JP]

Wheel bearings replaced. However that did not fix the growling coming from the front axle more specifically the right side. Any ideas?

PSC steering box came in now just waiting on flaming river shaft

[Big Ron]

This is a CJ right? I am assuming your front driveshaft is still on? It's likely the ujoints on the driveshaft. Try pulling the front driveshaft and see if it goes away. Ujoints are the cheap easy way to fix that.....but it could be the pinion bearings in the front axle if the ujoints don;t fix it.

[TEACH JP]

Cool thanks Ron I'll check it out. And yes it is a CJ

[grand zj]

Wheel bearings replaced. However that did not fix the growling coming from the front axle more specifically the right side.

Damnit!:roxyuzi:

[TEACH JP]

I gave in and took it to Allen Tire today. Turns out the rear diff was dried up. Luckily it doesn't seem to be damaged. The problem with that growling noise is gone. However it might have a small leak. Might be going to Danna 44 sooner than I anticapated. Any one looking to go to 60's or know a friend?

[Big Ron]

a small leak is an easy fix. Wheel seals? diff cover? a 44 isn;t much of an upgrade over the model 20 with 1 pc shafts if any at all. a rear 60 is a waste compare to the value of a 14bolt.....but honestly...until you get the know how, i;d just do the 1 piece shafts and fix the leak in the 20....either that or fork out the $$$ and have someone else swap axles for you.

you're talking less that $10 in seals and rtv....so i'd go that route.

[WildTurkeycj8]

yeah...what he said^^^...