[OCJeep]

I need to double check the vacuum lines for my front axle disconnect now that the new engine is in ready to run but the picture in the FAQis not displaying for some reason.
Would someone be so kind to either post the diagram or email it to me?
TIA!!

[sentinal02]

Originally Posted by OCJeep

I need to double check the vacuum lines for my front axle disconnect now that the new engine is in ready to run but the picture in the FAQis not displaying for some reason.
Would someone be so kind to either post the diagram or email it to me?
TIA!!

yeah, that image was originally hosted on imagestation before they cut off direct linking. need to have Naekid edit that. anyway, here's the pic:



and if that doesn't work, try the link:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v608/sentinal02/Misc%20Jeep%20Pics/Vacuum_diagram.jpg

or this one:

http://www.geocities.com/silentsentinal/Vacuum_diagram.jpg

HTH

[OCJeep]

Geat!!! Thanks Sentinel, I appreciate it.

[sentinal02]

Originally Posted by OCJeep

Geat!!! Thanks Sentinel, I appreciate it.

no problem man. where in OC are you abouts? I'm up in sullivan. if you haven't seen it yet, check out http://www.tri-state4x4.com/forum/

we've got a trip to paragon coming up next saturday if you're interested.

[OCJeep]

I'm in Chester, between Middletown and Harriman. Not sure about Paragon, Where is it?
It would depend on whether or not I get the Wrangler Running, Hopefully I'll get it fired up today.
What kind 0f run is paragon, Mine is a bone stock Wrangler.
John

[sentinal02]

Originally Posted by OCJeep

I'm in Chester, between Middletown and Harriman. Not sure about Paragon, Where is it?
It would depend on whether or not I get the Wrangler Running, Hopefully I'll get it fired up today.
What kind 0f run is paragon, Mine is a bone stock Wrangler.
John

paragon is an off road park over in Hazleton PA. www.paragonap.com trails range from easy to extreme. first time i went i was stock with sagging springs so as long as you're in good running order you could make it. we'll have a couple different groups running different trail difficulties. it's about a 2-2.5 hour ride to get there. you need at least one tow point and a battery tie down to wheel though if you're interested. check out their site and the rig requirements to make sure you have everything. just thought i'd let you know being you were local. if you need a hand with something let me know. chester is abouta 45 min drive from here and i get down that way all the time to do shopping in Middletown.