First dusting of the year.
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What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (70 Viewers)
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LS1FJ40
SILVER Star
We had our first melting of the year. 50 degrees today so I decided to take my smashed up bumper off and see if I could hammer it out.
LS1FJ40
SILVER Star
Rude!! Save some for the rest of us!
tried to adjust my drag link. fail
Are you hoarding them for when they are ready to import to the US in a few years? LHD I see. Perfect.
FloridaFJ80
Roaming Land Cruiser Heaven
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Replaced my J springs for some Dobinson 4" heavy duty springs
More info here: https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/re...or-some-dobinson-4-heavy-duty-springs.825533/
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Also updated my build thread.. Tons of updates
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/my-80-evolved.647305/page-6#post-9472731
More info here: https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/re...or-some-dobinson-4-heavy-duty-springs.825533/
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After
Also updated my build thread.. Tons of updates
https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/my-80-evolved.647305/page-6#post-9472731
Spent today solving a bad idle/miss on my '87 hunting truck. Turned out the EGR was stuck open. Then I put a new aluminum radiator in, fit great and works fine.
Km2's are NOT Icey hard pack friendly. Studded snows On the priority list now. Wife's 100 series got them last week. View was worth the sketch.
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westafari
Sand Cruiser
Changed my transmission fluid, replaced the zerks on my driveshafts and lubed them, then went wheeling in snow and mud to get to a rock climbing area. Greasing the driveshafts got rid of a very noticeable amount of vibration, awesome!
they don't make pills for that
Drained and refilled the diffs and transfer case on my new-to-me 94 FZJ80. That was some nasty stuff in there, and thank goodness for the magnets in the drain bolts. The funny part was thrashing under the truck for a good position for pumping in the new gear oil, and accidentally dipping my foot into the pan of old nasty oil (probably shoulda moved it...). Thank goodness for cat litter...messy job.
I changed the oil and did the front diff. MESS. I do not have a good way to refill the pumpkin, it took so long I couldn't do the t-case or the rear diff. What are the veteran 80 guys doing that I don't know about?
5 gallon bucket with a pump and hose
Just go to the parts get a pump that screws onto the quart containers and has a section of hose.
Not a vet but where I am (Tucson AZ USA), Autozone has a $7 hand pump kit that screws in to either a quart or gallon jug. Flexible tubing carries the oil up and into the diff. I did mine without jacking up the truck--granted I'm not a real big dude.
