What did you do to your Cherokee today?
No, I don't lick fish.
Bought it a full-stock-size spare. Maybe i can my hands on a 31inch tire and swap it on.
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Ran out of gas in the manche with th gauge reading quarter tank. I think the fuel pump may of not sat correctly into the little stand in the tank. Any way of fixing a bad fuel sending unit? Also used the comanche to haul some trash from a lot clean up job today. She was loaded down. My weight sensing prop valve still works I guess since stoping was better with a load.
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Started setting up gears in the D44 last night. Got the gears in, playing with the air line for the ARB was a little tricky. Got a perfect pattern on the first go but the backlash needs adjusting. Finishing tonight hopefully. 30 spline chromo came in to replace the snapped one in the drivers side, new outer seals should be in today. Once those are in I can swap the whole axle in and will finally have 4wd again!!
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x3 on SCREW DRUM BRAKES. Mine look like they were pulled from the Titanic. Getting my disc conversion kit together pretty soon
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Mine still work, they just grind and screech a bit. Actually the inside of the drum and the shoes still have a little life left in them. No point in servicing them--I'm upgrading them by removing them entirely and putting ZJ discs in
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Originally Posted by PocketsEmpty
Mine still work, they just grind and screech a bit. Actually the inside of the drum and the shoes still have a little life left in them. No point in servicing them--I'm upgrading them by removing them entirely and putting ZJ discs in
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That's why I'm building a Ford 8.8, already has disc brakes
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lol remember Ryan, I'm an unemployed college student. My pockets are way too empty for fancy shiz like that.
Drum brakes are fine as long as you service them, which i do... Just not properly sometimes as i found out
Drum brakes are fine as long as you service them, which i do... Just not properly sometimes as i found out
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Then my friend got stranded at school when he busted a tire stem (Old Scottsdale, no surprise there). That made me think.