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Old 02-08-2024, 11:10 PM   #121
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Going to clean up and paint the motor. Thinking about getting the exhaust and intake manifolds ceramic coated to hopefully deal with the heat soak.
A bunch of bolts broke coming out so that is fun


Transmission is next, got a full rebuild kit from vintage jeeper after the abuse last spring.



Cleaning up the frame to paint it. Thinking about using steel it

so much dirt, this is after degrease and power wash. Hitting it all with a wire wheel, then scotch brite and wiping down with micro fiber and acetone


Found this when cleaning up the frame


Got distracted and bought this




EJS isnt looking great right now... we will see.
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Old 02-09-2024, 07:51 AM   #122
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Nothing that a little JB Weld and duct tape won't fix...
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Old 02-09-2024, 08:17 AM   #123
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Nothing that a little JB Weld and duct tape won't fix...
Just keep welding it back together. Annual Frame crack fixing
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Old 02-09-2024, 08:21 AM   #124
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Gonna be awesome when done.
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Old 02-09-2024, 10:28 AM   #125
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They just look so sad on Facebook market place I have to rescue them!


Get a ton of thumbs up on I70 towing a flatty through the mountains with a j truck
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Old 02-09-2024, 06:38 PM   #127
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Old 02-11-2024, 08:20 PM   #128
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More pics of the 48 cj2a. F head t90 d18.

Snow finally melted off of it, and could check it out a little better. The floor needs redone but other than that it is pretty solid. Looking to get it running in the next few weeks.







This is the next project, get the lift put up in my mom's garage.


Ceiling height is only 10 feet so I am trying to decided what the best way to mount the lift will be. Probably go in between the rafters and make a pocket for the lift. Thought about shorting the lift but worried then I would have to modify all the cables. Ideally we would stick it in the corner of the garage but the roof pitch is pretty shallow so going to have to center it I think if we make the pocket. Really should have got a different lift, but got this one for basically free from work when we replaced it with another lift. So making it work.

Been talking to my mom about swapping garages She live 2 miles from me. I'll store her cars at my house and I can use her garage to build jeeps and fix other cars. I'd get more room, have a lift and 220 plugs for the welder and plasma cutter and it is heated and insulated which would be nice. Probably tow my tool box over there after getting the lift in.
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Old 02-14-2024, 02:59 PM   #129
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Dude! Hell yeah with the new old flat fender!
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Old 02-25-2024, 08:56 PM   #130
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Original plan for the weekend was to mount the 8274 I bough awhile back, quickly realized I need to get a fairlead first so I can gauge where i want it to sit on the bumper.
either it will be centered and the winch will be offset or the the winch is centered and the fairlead is off center

After moving on from the winch, continued on cleaning parts up. Took a wire wheel and scotchbrite pads and cleaned all the gunk off the engine. Debating on just leaving it raw, or painting it grey or something.

When cleaning found yet another thing that is broken, the motor mount plate is broken. I'll weld it and add a gusset. Clutch disc is also at the rivets, which I found when putting the motor on the stand.

After that I wanted to mess with the 48 I bought. Was really hoping to get it running and driving this weekend. Supposedly "ran when parked" and just needs keys and a battery to run. Pushed it off the trailer into my moms garage. Plus, brakes work really good, better than my 46. Cons, steering has a spot it locks where it doesnt want to turn right. Got a 6 volt battery from my 46 in it. Quickly found I will need to do some wiring to this thing, its a mess. Started with seeing if it would crank. turned about 20* and locked up. Let it sit over night with the plugs out and oil in the cylinders, still clunks and stops. So off comes the valve cover and side panel. Nothing is sticking, valves move. Off with the head. The front cylinder is rusty and the rings stick on the rust ridge. Ordered a ball hone and a gasket kit. I want to see if this thing will run. Another project stalled.








Back to the 46. I have all the things to rebuild the t90 or so I thought. Think I am going to need a main shaft, the bearing surface is pretty rough. Waiting to run all the stuff through the parts washer at work tomorrow.






Hopefully this week I can get the 48 to run. Or at least be able to crank 360. EJS is pretty much out the window at this point.
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Old 02-26-2024, 06:32 AM   #131
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EJS is pretty much out the window at this point.
Wanna just go on a bit of an adventure/tour of Utah with me, as I too will be Jeepless and just need to get away??
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Old 03-06-2024, 01:39 PM   #133
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EJS is pretty much out the window at this point.
Well, if I were going I'd have a set for you - but I'll be skipping this year as well.

Lubes, I also need some time away - but it won't be UT, sorry.
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