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What did you do to your jimny today?

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12 Jan 2014 19:35 #100270 by GuardianAngel
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Docmartin4x4 wrote: Well done mate, I spent 3 hours undoing the bellhousing bolts, taking exhaust off, removing propshaft ect. and struggled like hell to do 2 bolts on bellhousing. lying on your back in the rain and cold is not good is it! so I lost my rag and rung the local garage, they collected car and towed it round to the workshop, and 3 hours later they had done the job.....and charged me £50.......best £50 I have ever spent!!!!!!

Mart


Thanks. Trouble is I am not the fastest with a spanner, but I refuse to pay a garage.

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12 Jan 2014 19:47 #100280 by helijohn

GuardianAngel wrote: I am not the fastest with a spanner, but I refuse to pay a garage.

But that's what makes the DIYers work superior to many garages. Take yer time.

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18 Jan 2014 20:34 #101018 by Stu stu
Well I changed front speakers and fitted some in the rear and the sound still sounds shit, so so tinny but hay ho :(

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18 Jan 2014 20:43 #101020 by GuardianAngel
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Finally got around to getting my J back together today. Clutch feels nice and meaty so pleased with that.

But the gearstick is all over the place, and I can barely get it into gear. After doing some WWW research, it appears it could be a dislodged bushing inside where the ball joint goes so I will have a look tomorrow.

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19 Jan 2014 09:45 #101060 by GuardianAngel
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Sorted gear change problem. A small plastic seat that the gear stick ball joint goes into had falled to one side. The J is now back in the game :-):-):-)

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19 Jan 2014 09:51 #101062 by Tadpole
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Great news so out in the sunshine for a 'Road Test' to day GA ....................... :whistle:

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19 Jan 2014 10:41 #101069 by GuardianAngel
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Tadpole wrote: Great news so out in the sunshine for a 'Road Test' to day GA ....................... :whistle:


Out down the archery range today. Drives really nice especially with the K & N air filter.

But my 4x4 is not working, I think the hubs are stuck. Time manual hubs :-D

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19 Jan 2014 10:50 #101071 by Giraffe
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put my cheapo amazon hazard lights in yesterday finally! Used Cat5e Ethernet wiring to extend to front and back. The solder gun also came out for a bit of fun!

No pictures im afraid as it won't let me upload.

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19 Jan 2014 11:12 #101073 by Reloaded
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GuardianAngel wrote:

Tadpole wrote: Great news so out in the sunshine for a 'Road Test' to day GA ....................... :whistle:


Out down the archery range today. Drives really nice especially with the K & N air filter.

But my 4x4 is not working, I think the hubs are stuck. Time manual hubs :-D


Glad you finally got it back on the road, good work :)
Get them manual hubs sorted - you won't regret it B)

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19 Jan 2014 13:27 - 19 Jan 2014 13:30 #101083 by Decalwizard
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Finally wired the spotlights up in the bonnet pod :)

Positives = Dare cut me up again and pay dearly :lol:

Negatives = Now know my fan belt is goosed under load :(

Last edit: 19 Jan 2014 13:30 by Decalwizard.

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19 Jan 2014 13:45 #101085 by gipcyan bill
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look realy good that pod,could do with something like that for lamping with the dogs

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19 Jan 2014 15:33 #101097 by GuardianAngel
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Mick C wrote:

GuardianAngel wrote:

Tadpole wrote: Great news so out in the sunshine for a 'Road Test' to day GA ....................... :whistle:


Out down the archery range today. Drives really nice especially with the K & N air filter.

But my 4x4 is not working, I think the hubs are stuck. Time manual hubs :-D


Glad you finally got it back on the road, good work :)
Get them manual hubs sorted - you won't regret it B)


Just took the hubs off and they are clean as a whistle. The collars move smoothly so it's probably a vacuum or electric problem. Considering the state of the vacuum pipes it's not worth fixing so defo manual hubs after next payday.

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