TJ Hood pin installation & write-up. | Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEBMar 21, 2012 · 4.) Take your hole punch, give it a good WHACK (not a WOMP), and drill out the hole with your 1/4" drill bit. 5.) Then, take your 5/8" drill bit (yep, it's a biggin!) and make the hole bigger. 6.) Insert the pin into the hole you just drilled out. You can then loosely thread in the nuts that came with it.
Dana 300 Shifter linkage set up | Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEB1662 posts · Joined 2012. #1 ·Sep 2, 2020. Hey guys, So I wrapped up my Dana 300 rebuild and am just working on get the linkage all set. I have a few questions. The Picture shows all the new pieces I got to replace what came off. #1. Is the cotter pin correct, I have seen others use A spring locking pin. #2. Mine came off with only two washers.
Hood pin write-up - Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEBDec 29, 2008 · Similarly, my hood release cable snapped so I decided to rip it all out and go the $9 autozone hood pin route. I ended up drilling and mounting the pins into the radiator mount about 8 inches inward from the sides and about inches from the front of the hood. The whole project took about an hour, and the pins work perfectly.
1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ OBD Reader not communicating, but...
WEBApr 29, 2023 · 1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ OBD Reader not communicating, but has power. Hello Jeepers, I’m here to find an answer to this ghost that lives in my electrical compartment! To the point, I bought a Jeep that had sat for 10+ years, I got it running and boy is she mean. Gets up and goes and spins back wheels easily.
Stretching a YJ - Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEBOct 18, 2004 · Offset refers to the center pin location on the spring. There are a few choices for these types of springs in various configurations: Wagoneer front leaf springs 44" long 2.5" wide 21/23 center pin location 2.5 " center pin offset Cherokee XJ/Waggy rear leaf springs 51" long 2.5" wide 23.5/27.5 center pin location 4" center pin offset
castle nuts, cotter pins & torque | Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEB334 posts · Joined 2009. #4 · Mar 15, 2009. Ball joints should come with a minimum and maximum torque, you need to find out what that is, its usually in a Haynes manual, start with the minimum torque and increase until either a cotter pin hole lines up OR you reach the maximum torque. But don't exceed the maximum torque.
Timing Chain Cover Misalignment/Chewed up Distributor...
WEBJul 21, 2013 · Summary of that thread: Jeep died on the road, no spark, pulled distributor and found that the gear was chewed to hell. The guy that helped me rebuild the engine looked into "AMC 304 distributor gear" problems, and he found some threads about it..apparently if the dowel pins on the timing chain cover are not there, or …
Door hinge pin suggestions | Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEBMar 8, 2019 · However after looking in an OEM Jeep Parts Manual finding the hinge pin part number, performing a part number search on RockAuto turned up a Mopar pin set. OEM part number for a 95 ZJ is 55074591 There is no "application" information so I'm uncertain year date range for the ZJ other than a reference to p/n 55074591 for years 1994 - 1998.
Teach me about center pins in leaf springs - Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEBApr 21, 2010 · Center pin is part of the leaf pack. Just clamp the leafs with 2 clamps. With jack under rear axle on one side remove the Ubolts. Now lower the axle so it separates from the leaf. When you have enough space then remove …
JK caliper slide pins supposed to come off? - Jeep Enthusiast Forums
WEBJul 3, 2019 · If it a dual piston, both pistons are on the same side. The caliper is mounted via bracket which has slide pins. So when you press on the brake petal the piston (s) push the pad at the same time it pull the caliper to engage the other pad. Here is a good animation of how it works.