FruitSnacks

Fine! Be that way! hahaha

ehall

Get a little RF fob and tie it into a relay on the run circuit? Then you can only start with the fob close

Beams1

No no no. do u see any toggle switches to engage fuel pump??? NOPE. You still need turn the key into the on position or else u get nothing.

Beams1

Thanks bud. kinda what I was going for!

Beams1

Exactly! and what's wrong with a renix. lol

jst4t

Thanks for the info. I'm doing a add a leaf I think it comes with a new center pin. I black glossed all the front and I wanted to the same with the back. Can't wait to it the road I hope some time this coming week. I'll post pics

Cheddarnut

No no no, don't hit the road! Hit the OFF ROAD and get some mud on that paint.

1976gmc20

Does your starter button have an "always hot" power supply or did you wire it off of the ignition wire so that it would only crank in "run" position ?


My 1989 K1500 won't start in really cold weather because one of the tabs in broke off and you can't quite get the key switch to turn far enough to push the long rod to engage the starter position on the switch. Works fine above 20F or so. Rather than replace the switch I'm thinking about just adding a push button somewhere.


Years ago working at the service station, I changed the oil on a Land Rover 90. I don't know if it was factory or not, but the starter button was way up under the middle of the dash on the firewall. It was probably almost theft proof

Beams1

The button gets its power from the ign slot in my fuse box thats under the dash. It only gets power when the key is in the on position.


Make sure you run an inline fuse



I ran a dedicated wire from the other terminal on the button to the starter solenoid. im sure i could have tapped into the yellow or green wire from the harness under the dash but I wanted to leave everything as is so one day I could fix it the right way

Mossy500

Removed the old saggy head liner, and made a new Hi-lift mount.

Beams1

Did you repaint the ceiling after pulling the headliner or was that nice under the liner? Cuz if thats what it looks like under that saggy thing Im ripping mine out tomorrow!

Crash_Course

They're sprayed gray, usually... I've yet to see one that's been nasty or rusty.

ehall

Replaced the fluid in my transfer case since it was about 1k miles since the rebuild. No metal in the fluid, yay me

The #3 injector connector has a broken contact and stops working sometime, so I bought a repair connector while I was at NAPA and crimped it on while fluid was draining. I need to replace the harness or do a solder repair. Might just put the injector wires on a sub-harness with a weatherpack connector

aflemke

The new Smittybilt one. Most of them seem to be the same general design, and that was the best price I could find. $850 to my door. I sprung for an awning to mount on the side. It'll be great for the extended road trips I am planning for this year.

Just got it put together and mounted on the XJ today. The weather cover when packed up rubs the top of my garage door! I didn't think It would be so close.

xjmarc

Little more progress on the "modified" radius arm set up that I'm building for my heep. Looking forward to seeing how it does.