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    BJ40 Solid Front Axle 4WD questions

    Gentlemen, Thanks for the replies! I think I have isolated the shifting issue to the final piece of the linkage in the 2H-4H half of the 4x4 shifter. It's the specific piece that is much like a ball-and-socket joint. The socket portion of the linkage had fallen off of the ball actuator that...
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    BJ40 Solid Front Axle 4WD questions

    Kurt, The dash diagram is the same as it is on every 40 I've seen--2H up top, straight down to 4H, then right to N and far right to 4L (I'll get a specific pic in the morning and post it). I'm just not sure that it is properly engaging and since I haven't had one of this variety, I am wondering...
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    BJ40 Solid Front Axle 4WD questions

    Here's a front axle picture.
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    BJ40 Solid Front Axle 4WD questions

    I have a 1976 Costa Rican BJ40 with a solid front axle and I wondering how exactly to get it into 4WD, given that it doesn't have locking hubs on the front. Is it always in 4wheel high? [that doesn't seem to make any sense to me, but, I clearly don't know as much as I thought I did about...
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    H engine fuel delivery issues

    Sound advice gents. The engine has good oil pressure; even if it didn't, the sending unit for the shut off is not connected--like I said, this unit is a Frankenstein monster. I'll start of the electrical re-wire once I get the fuel issues resolved. The crush washers are solid with no weeping...
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    H engine fuel delivery issues

    Happy New Year Cruiser Community! I'm in need of some fuel delivery advise on my H engine, so I'll try to set up the scenario as quickly as possible: First, the truck is a bit of a Frankenstein monster--a 4 speed Costa Rican BJ40 with an H engine that has clearly been pieced together on no...
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    H engine fuel delivery issues

    Happy New Year Cruiser Community! I'm in need of some fuel delivery advise on my H engine, so I'll try to set up the scenario as quickly as possible: First, the truck is a bit of a Frankenstein monster--a 4 speed Costa Rican BJ40 with an H engine that has clearly been pieced together on no...
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    H diesel "noobie"

    Wow! that's one hell of a welcome! I'm sure you know exactly how helpful that will be. At some point I will relate the sordid tale of how I came into this truck- it is a Shakespearean tale of woe, repleat with love and betrayal- but I'll save that for later. Let me say for now: thank you very much!
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    H diesel "noobie"

    Gentlemen and Ladies, Just wanted to introduce myself to the community as a new H diesel owner. I have read dozens of posts, but this is my first thread (which I am undoubtedly doing wrong being a technological Luddite as I am). I've enjoyed the extremely knowledgeable banter as well as the...
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