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06-06-2011, 02:02 AM
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your project is looking great! keep up the good work and more pics 
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06-06-2011, 12:03 PM
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Location: Auburn, California
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your project is looking great! keep up the good work and more pics |
Thank you! And there will definatly be more pictures to come.
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06-06-2011, 02:30 PM
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My biggest plan right now that I am waiting on is a 3 inch lift. I trades my old trashed hard top for this guys soft top and he's gonna drop off the lift when he picks up the top. I would really like to get a new transfer-case that doesn't have the aluminum housing because I have the ****ty one haha. I also need to take a look in my tranny and see why my reverse makes a very loud clunking noise but I just don't use my reverse because of that issue.
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all wranglers have the aluminum 231 TC. it's a plenty strong TC. you could put a dana 300 in it, but it would be upside-down and you'd have to compensate for that by making your own shifter linkages and relocating the fill/drain bolts (or at least relocating the breather).
as for the clunking in reverse, are you saying that it clunks when you're putting it into reverse, or when it's already in reverse and you're moving? if it's the former, that's normal. just put it in a forward gear first for a second and then you should be able to get into reverse without issue. i believe the reason for that is (at least in my '98) the transmissions don't have a synchronized reverse gear. i'm not sure if this applies to you since you may have the peugeot BA 10/5, but IIRC the AX 5/15 don't have syncro'd reverse gears.
looking good so far- keep it up 
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06-06-2011, 03:12 PM
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all wranglers have the aluminum 231 TC. it's a plenty strong TC. you could put a dana 300 in it, but it would be upside-down and you'd have to compensate for that by making your own shifter linkages and relocating the fill/drain bolts (or at least relocating the breather).
as for the clunking in reverse, are you saying that it clunks when you're putting it into reverse, or when it's already in reverse and you're moving? if it's the former, that's normal. just put it in a forward gear first for a second and then you should be able to get into reverse without issue. i believe the reason for that is (at least in my '98) the transmissions don't have a synchronized reverse gear. i'm not sure if this applies to you since you may have the peugeot BA 10/5, but
IIRC the AX 5/15 don't have syncro'd reverse gears.
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Is it? because I get told all the time it's the ****ty one all the time an that seems like a pain in the *** to do! I think I just changed my mind haha. And t clunks when I'm already in reverse i can put it in reverse no problem it's once it's in reverse and I'm moving it clunks. My boyfriend and I just rebuilt the TC and we thought it was the loose chain sloping around in the case but we replaced te chain and bearings and now I'm thinking tranny issue but i just either use reverse for a quick second to get me goin then coast the rest of the back up or park to where I use it very minimally
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06-07-2011, 07:59 PM
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So I've been camping since Sunday missin my jeep and wondering if it's gettin any water in it from the rain :/ so fixing the windshield hinges when I get home I think issue is taking te dash off pain in my *** and still have te top on so I can't put the windshield down to take the dash off. Dont you just love jeeps haha
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06-07-2011, 08:34 PM
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Can't wait for more pictures. Looks great!
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06-07-2011, 11:30 PM
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Can't wait for more pictures. Looks great!
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Thanks! What kind of jeep do u have?
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06-07-2011, 11:37 PM
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looking good, im in the same general boat with restoration and highschool funds. subscribed. keep it up.
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06-08-2011, 12:15 AM
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Location: Virginia
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A cute girl with a project jeep and enough time for a build thread?! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?! I went through your rebuilding process over the last year with my TJ and FINALLY got it in good enough shape to be able to spend money on cosmetics instead of tow trucks and parts! Just finished my 4.5" lift and 35s will be on next week. But your jeep looks great keep it up! I'm subscribed
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06-08-2011, 12:35 AM
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this is an awesome thread...great job on rescuing the Jeep and I am impressed with what you have done...
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06-08-2011, 12:45 AM
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Some pretty sweet jeep revival
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06-08-2011, 01:04 AM
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Alright so I forgot ALOT of stuff in the beging of my thread! My engine rebuild! so i had really ****ty compression and no power at all! So my dad and I decided we needed to check out the cylinders the rings were bad he cylinder had a lip at the top from wear and tear so we had to cut the lip out or more of shave it out and then hone the cylinders replaceed the rings new gaskets and lapped the valves and new valve guides I think they are called drawing a big blank right now! Haha and new bearings and seals. A very basic rebuild. And that's all I can think of right now that was the vey first thing after my axel swap. I will add more when I can remeber!
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06-08-2011, 01:08 AM
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looking good, im in the same general boat with restoration and highschool funds. subscribed. keep it up.
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It's such a pain not having money to do what I would like! I have to relie on my dad for help with money for much needed work on my jeep so I'm glad I have him to help me out!
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06-08-2011, 01:10 AM
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A cute girl with a project jeep and enough time for a build thread?! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?! I went through your rebuilding process over the last year with my TJ and FINALLY got it in good enough shape to be able to spend money on cosmetics instead of tow trucks and parts! Just finished my 4.5" lift and 35s will be on next week. But your jeep looks great keep it up! I'm subscribed
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What do you mean haha? And you just reminded me of all the engine work I did to my jeep and forgot to post on here! thanks you haha and I'm hoping to do a lift here pretty soon!
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06-08-2011, 01:12 AM
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this is an awesome thread...great job on rescuing the Jeep and I am impressed with what you have done... |
Thanks I'm suprised with what I've done with it so far and proud of myself for following thru with it! My jeep is my baby
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bringing my jeep back to life
