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Yesterday 08:29 PM | |
keith460 |
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Looks like they are 'fanged'. now to see how hard it is to remove/reinstall. I'm fearing bolts snapping off, but that doesn't sound like an issue. Photo below will give you the measurements of OEM T-bolts, at least for the ones on the tub. The front fender ones don't have the stand-off, just straight 1/4-20 threaded studs due to the bulge/bead at the bottom of the fenders. Give you some idea of the size needed for the Elevator bolts. |
Yesterday 07:43 PM | |
258 | Changed oil, oil filter, both fuel filters at engine bay and some rubber vacuum lines. |
Yesterday 06:41 PM | |
uw91 |
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I would not recommend that either. Even if you snapped the nuts off the T bolts, there are Elevator type bolts you can use to replace them for cheap. There is a thread on that very subject of replacement hardware other than purchasing expensive T-bolt replacements.
Right here: https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f8/r.../#post38506289 You wouldn't recommend painting without taking the rockers off? Or wouldn't recommend dealing with the rusted bolts? And here were the elevator bolts that I believe were mentioned: LINK Looks like they are 'fanged'. now to see how hard it is to remove/reinstall. I'm fearing bolts snapping off, but that doesn't sound like an issue. |
Yesterday 05:37 PM | |
delirious1 | put silicone spray on the heating control cables |
Yesterday 04:24 PM | |
keith460 |
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Bolts are well rusted on. Since I'm never going to remove them I'm going to grin and bear it.
I would not recommend that either. Even if you snapped the nuts off the T bolts, there are Elevator type bolts you can use to replace them for cheap. There is a thread on that very subject of replacement hardware other than purchasing expensive T-bolt replacements. Right here: https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f8/r.../#post38506289 |
Yesterday 10:54 AM | |
Jim1611 |
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Good catch... reaching out to my paint guy.
EDIT: (What I thought) Bolts are well rusted on. Since I'm never going to remove them I'm going to grin and bear it. |
Yesterday 10:41 AM | |
uw91 |
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Looks good and ready but aren't you going to take off the OEM rocker guards before painting?
Good catch... reaching out to my paint guy. EDIT: (What I thought) Bolts are well rusted on. Since I'm never going to remove them I'm going to grin and bear it. |
12-10-2019 07:13 PM | |
keith460 |
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She's going in on Wednesday to get her spray!!! Cannot wait to see her back to original glory!
Looks good and ready but aren't you going to take off the OEM rocker guards before painting? |
12-10-2019 01:35 PM | |
RedNeckCorvette |
Wanted to see what it looked like and how it might be bleeding and possibly from where. It's raining! |
12-10-2019 01:24 PM | |
John Strenk |
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I just posted it in the event yours was beyond repair or the parts to repair exceeded that value.
Thanks for looking. |
12-10-2019 01:15 PM | |
RedNeckCorvette |
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That's great if you have a business and can write it off and always have a guarantee fresh rebuild every season.
But if yours is broke and only use it for personal use... Well, there is always an estimate for repair.... |
12-10-2019 11:20 AM | |
uw91 | She's going in on Wednesday to get her spray!!! Cannot wait to see her back to original glory! |
12-10-2019 10:39 AM | |
John Strenk |
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Went looking for the pump just to see what it was in full and found this, Just in case you start looking at parts and there prices.
https://www.ebay.com/i/372773167788?...RoCvKcQAvD_BwE That's great if you have a business and can write it off and always have a guarantee fresh rebuild every season. But if yours is broke and only use it for personal use... Well, there is always an estimate for repair.... |
12-10-2019 10:35 AM | |
John Strenk |
Working on it... Looking for a thread were someone mentioned a puller for the pins and other special tools... |
12-10-2019 10:03 AM | |
RedNeckCorvette |
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It's not leaking from the ram but someplace on the pump housing.
And it leaks without anything running. https://www.ebay.com/i/372773167788?...RoCvKcQAvD_BwE |
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