Recent content by Luckyguy33

For starters, I rebuilt due to it leaking out the rear of the master into the cab along the plunger rod, pedal had decent pressure before and wanted to get the leak taken care of. Sourced the rebuild kit from Cruisercorps, ordered it then worried if my body was too pitted to accommodate the new...

Thank you, double checked and all was correct, installed and bled ready to go!,

Just reviving this thread to try to gain some knowledge and help, in the middle of rebuilding my OG 9/66-1/75 clutch master. and parts fell over the counter lost sequence to how cylinder cup part 16……which direction does it go into the master cylinder body…..is it flat washer, cylinder cup...

mines a 70 us spec, 86979 07/70 build stock 1F 321014

Check the adjustment rod behind the master cylinder that goes into the booster. If it’s touching it will be applying pressure even without pushing the pedal. I had same issue this spring.

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Up for grabs are some 1950’s Jerry cans, three different makers, three different colours , built 1950-1952. With a little love can hold fuel again. message which one your interested in and we can work out a deal. Also have a the locking fuel spout to go into cans....can Work out a deal for the...

Thanks for the tips, I was hoping for more technical answer just actually curious as to how this o ring is supposed to go into a hole 2mm smaller. It came from the dealer so I figured I’d be good to go....

1970 Fj40. Ordered new o-ring to fix leak from Speedo cable at transfer case. It doesn’t fit Into the recessed area for it. Pictures attached. Does it really go in there? Please advise if it’s possible the wrong o-ring got bagged. Or if anyone has any tricks on how to shrink an O-ring. New...

40 is a steel tub, and yes Bj70....lol just noticed I wrote 85 twice. And I’m assuming that’s the reason, more cushy of a ride for my little brother in the bj.....can’t handle the ruggedness of the 40...lol

So over the last three years from sourcing out parts to helping lend a hand here and there my Dad had decided to take on the task of rebuilding a 1970 Fj40 and a 1985 Bj85....needless to say to process was long but the end products turned out amazing.... I had always makes comments on how things...