have you taken the plastic covers off the top of the head and checked for water in the spark plug tubes? It sounds like there may be water in there
+1 on what Marvelicious said about pressure washers as well, garden hose only I use and for...
All comes down to maintenance that has been done.
i.e. all coolant hoses, transmission hoses, brake lines, fuel lines/hoses, lubrication, etc. Brake pads etc. Belts.
Basic toolbox with what you would need to replace a hose or change a spark...
Careful with that. I'm pretty sure I saw them plug one of those into Patrick Stewart's head when he was taken by the Borg...
Looks like multi-pair possibly shielded cable of some kind. I'd guess radio equipment of some kind.
Remove the rear tires and place jack stands under the frame in front of the LCAs.
Unbolt the body from the frame leaving the front bolts loose in place
Using a chain, attach it to the 2 floor striker points for the 3rd row seats.
Attach a...
Yeah definitely. Lots of traffic means the trail is constantly changing. That first video I posted of the "Gauntlet", this is what it looked like in 2018. Almost unrecognizable at this point.
I can't recall how much it takes as I just pour the oil onto a modified garden spayer which makes filling the diffs much quicker. I have used the Supertech gear oil from wally world for years. I don't see the point in over paying for oil when i...
Okay, you guys talked me into it.
If I remember correctly 2 gallons / 8 quarts should be enough to do the t case with a part time kit and 2 diffs with arb's right?
I think last time I used Lucas synthetic 75w-90 in all 3. That should be fine...
If it’s leaking that bad like others have said it needs to come apart.
Never had a single issue with paper flange gaskets in 10 years of ownership.
If everything is working properly gear oil should never reach that gasket.
IMO adding permatex...
Clean up complete - and installed a window molle panel for storage options - next job get the rear shelf setup back in when carpets fully dry..
I wasn’t going to do both sides but I think i will now - got a deal on them!
I change the oil in the diffs when the clocks go forward. Any moisture, dirt etc. Picked up over the winter months is more or less gone in time for a summer of driving. Cost is less than a bar bill so makes sense to me.
Occasionally I boot up the 3d Printer and make a few things. I fixed my bad latch in the center console, and also drew up some rear door speaker spacers.
Didn't get good photos of those though.
My son is loving the 80 RC, and even drove it...
Please find another "mechanic" or reach out to a local LC group in your area for recommendations.
There is no OBD1 code for "manifold pressure sensor", considering there is no manifold pressure sensor on a 3FE.
What @Godwin posted is true, and...
If you look at the 91-92 cars, the flares were not as thick. They got bulkier (stick out more) on the 93-97 models.
93-94 and 95-97 look the same but the 93/94 are fiberglass 95/97 are ABS plastic. Mounting hardware/clips are also year specific.
You can splice in a pigtail for the knock sensors without pulling the intake. Post #93 in this thread Anyone recognize this 80 - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/anyone-recognize-this-80.1355924/page-5 has a link to Ballenger for the proper...
She's home! I'm moving this month, so tearing into the engine will have to wait a few weeks. Will start with measuring compression, poking around with the borescope, dropping the oil pan to see what's what. My plan is to remove the entire...
To OP's question, I just got a new windshield last week and without tint, it's considerably better at blocking UV than what was on there before, and this is with the pretty intense UV we get here at 7k ft. The installer said many replacement...