DanS HJ-45
SILVER Star
Good to hear! Told you it wasn't THAT hard. Just a pain.
Have you run the engine yet?
Dan
Have you run the engine yet?
Dan
Wiring nightmare! Help!
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- #22
yeh, got the engine started a few days ago, just been nit picking a bunch of the other electrical goodies. next, it's time to install the drive shafts, then it will be onto doing the lift, because the front end is sagging a little bit now.
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- #23
Electric Fans
Now onto the fun stuff, next step in this process is adding some fans to the radiator, not much room behind, so I think I'm going to have to do front pusher fans, any suggestions on the type of fans that should be used, I know that later model 4-Runner had a pusher on them, I was thinking of doing a dual set up, I'm open for advice, got to keep in mind theres not a lot of room in the front either, that's why I was thinking side by sides.
Now onto the fun stuff, next step in this process is adding some fans to the radiator, not much room behind, so I think I'm going to have to do front pusher fans, any suggestions on the type of fans that should be used, I know that later model 4-Runner had a pusher on them, I was thinking of doing a dual set up, I'm open for advice, got to keep in mind theres not a lot of room in the front either, that's why I was thinking side by sides.
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- #24
Drive Shafts
this was an experience - little did I know that the yokes would be different, problem easily resolved, took front yoke off of rear drive shaft, put it on front of front drive shaft, and the front of the front drive shaft on the front of the rear drive shaft, problem solved...
this was an experience - little did I know that the yokes would be different, problem easily resolved, took front yoke off of rear drive shaft, put it on front of front drive shaft, and the front of the front drive shaft on the front of the rear drive shaft, problem solved...
