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Timing belt. Starter. Waterpump.
Heater Ts.
Knock it out.
Heater Ts.
Knock it out.
100 Series General Tech and Classifieds (3 Viewers)
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PO did timing belt & waterpump fairly recently, and I did the heater tees after they blew.
No idea on the starter. Why the f@wk did they hide that thing in there? Jeebus.
I did see some seapage on the t'stat housing where it bolts together, and maybe on the rearmost part. It seems to do it as it heats up. I couldn't get it to leak after it was hot.
The PO said he got a new radiator, but something leaked after. This must be that something. Been doing it since before I got it.
I'll pull the other skid plate and pressure wash everything and see what's what.
The engine runs great tho. Would never guess it has this many miles.
No idea on the starter. Why the f@wk did they hide that thing in there? Jeebus.
I did see some seapage on the t'stat housing where it bolts together, and maybe on the rearmost part. It seems to do it as it heats up. I couldn't get it to leak after it was hot.
The PO said he got a new radiator, but something leaked after. This must be that something. Been doing it since before I got it.
I'll pull the other skid plate and pressure wash everything and see what's what.
The engine runs great tho. Would never guess it has this many miles.
No sh!t. The Bomars saved our bacon on that one.
I would of been willing to help but I don't know $h!t. I could of brought U a beer.
Bomar
SILVER Star
Glad to help. It was a good time.
Did some bodywork today. 100 series bodywork involves a hair dryer and organic, gluten free, citrus based paint remover...
Also gave it a visual lift...
Also gave it a visual lift...
MScruiser
obsessive-compulsive oppositional-defiant wise-ass
Looking for a nice 2003 and newer 100 Series.
NO GOLD
Not built
Under $14k
NO GOLD
Not built
Under $14k
Guessing it's the camshaft seals. Seems like most only change them every other timing belt change or so. Not so much fun.
Is that hard to do even when it's all apart?
Can you pull the waterpump without dismantling everything?
Not sure how far I want to dig right now.
Water pump is easy. Cam seals not so much.
Cam seals are easy if you do the valve cover gaskets at the same time
Might have to reach for the Easy Button (49 Cruisers).
I need a rear wind deflector and one (right hand side if it matters) mounting bracket for a 99. I left the garage door down a bit somehow and the deflector killed the door.
Y'all know that gets a "like" from me! Now, if you'll do the rear mud flap delete Mud Flap Eliminators - Land Cruiser Products - LCP (or at least a partial trim), I'll give you a HELL YEAH!
Buy? it only takes 5 minutes to mark and trim the factory ones for a clean look!
That was my first thought. I looked at it briefly, but I didn't see a place to cut it and make it look factory-ish. Also wasn't sure I could make the plastic look like it wasn't trimmed by a squirrel.
Little cut off wheel on a Dremel works good too
Representing Cottonland and also deadlining this truck due to a burned out radio antennae.
I was the one that showed up last week at the meeting and said I was about to buy a 1999 from Connecticut, and you all talked me out of it, and I thank you. I think I did much better with this one:
2002 with almost exactly 150K on it, from the South. Meticulous maintenance by the previous owner, who seems to have been a fanatic. Timing belt and water pump recently done. Not really any rust anywhere. Save for a place or two the inside is like new.
I am shocked that a vehicle that is this old and this used can look and drive so new. I am going to join the club if you will let me and I will have tons of questions. Thanks,
2002 with almost exactly 150K on it, from the South. Meticulous maintenance by the previous owner, who seems to have been a fanatic. Timing belt and water pump recently done. Not really any rust anywhere. Save for a place or two the inside is like new.
I am shocked that a vehicle that is this old and this used can look and drive so new. I am going to join the club if you will let me and I will have tons of questions. Thanks,
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