you did a good job with that multi-gauge!
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That looks great! Got a part number or link to that inclinometer setup?I always loved the inclinometer in some of the earlier Cruisers and Pajero’s also my speedo is out from bigger tyres, so picked up this eBay job.
Surprisingly good quality but I didn’t like the idea of sticking it to the dash, so having the spare DIN I decided to fit it inside. After butchering the housing, it became a point of no return, made the front face from some 3mm acrylic sheet, works pretty well
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Very cool, what all is on that display?I always loved the inclinometer in some of the earlier Cruisers and Pajero’s also my speedo is out from bigger tyres, so picked up this eBay job.
Surprisingly good quality but I didn’t like the idea of sticking it to the dash, so having the spare DIN I decided to fit it inside. After butchering the housing, it became a point of no return, made the front face from some 3mm acrylic sheet, works pretty well
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How many km / miles on it?
Mine is similar age (1985), 335kkm on it.
Also runs overall fine. Friends driving behind me at altitude in the Alps requeted a change of the valve stem seals, though
But I also wonder how mine would look on the bottom end. So, interesting on how your rebuild will work out. Please keep us posted.
Good LuckRalf
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Update: I polished the crank, super-cleaned it, reassembled with new bearings and assembly lube, resealed the pan with FIPG, filled it up new oil and new filter, and it fired right up and seems to ge running well, no oil pressure light, and no more clattering noises than usual.No leaks after a test drive.
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Just mentioned to a friend & fellow engineer the other day: "As engineers, we rate those jobs crap, but as a bush mechanic, I'd like to know how long such a job would actually last ..."Now I’ve seen Pakistani videos of them stick welding that stuff back together and heading off down the road. No need wasting money on new parts.
Sheered shaft, Ok. But how did you grenade the knuckle ball? Any video evidenceTook bj74 off roading.
Broke the bj74 off roading.
Outer axle decided it was done for the day.
Ordered parts from @cruiseroutfit and should be here in a few days. Luckily all the parts and gaskets/seals were in stock.
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How did it steer with all those bits out of position?