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Re: [WT] Steering column
I have a son with long legs. Solution to the problem was to cut 3in. out of the rear wheel well and re mount the seat back further. The only problem that came up was the visibility through the upper
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Scott Cherveny
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#149578
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Re: Locking Hub Noise
Per 1948/49 Willys Mechanics Manual:
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Straightening Frame
In case the bending or twisting of the frame is not excessive, it may
be straightened. This should be done cold, as excessive heat
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Donny H. Dickey <b.i.x@...>
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#149576
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Re: [WT] CJ2a Chassis ... is it heat treated ?
SAE 950 is a high strength low alloy steel HSLA for short used in the
auto industry for chassis and bumpers , GMC truck chassis for example
From http://www.california.com/~eagle/faq.html
SAE 950 is
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Tony G <tonyg@...>
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#149575
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Re: [WT] CJ2a Chassis ... is it heat treated ?
Somewhere in a Willys manual (I forget where) I remember it warning about over-heating the frame when making repairs. It described the danger as "taking the life out of the metal." Does that suggest
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John Wickersham
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#149574
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Steering column
Hi....I'm a new memeber and fairly new at working on jeeps. I have
two...one is a '74 cj5. The steering wheel is too close to the new
seats. I realize there are probably several solutions. What
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paamulbig <paamulbig@...>
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#149577
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Re: [WT] CJ2a Chassis ... is it heat treated ?
Thanks all
SAE950
This is what I found on
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=145184&page=1
"950 is the old designation according to SAE J1392. The new
designation is 340 according to SAE
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Tony G <tonyg@...>
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#149573
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Off topic - Tony G update
I dont make it to the site much as i started a new business and been
swimming like a trout upstream the last 9 months , have 9 staff now
so things easing off a bit
John B - JavaJeep MSN - my email
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Tony G <tonyg@...>
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#149572
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Re: F134 Cooling Circuit
Sorry this is late and hopefully not off topic by now. I have been following this post and have sharpened my awareness of what I may be facing in the future. I appreciate all of the good information
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Bob Brown <lueggman@...>
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#149571
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Fork-n-Jeep?
Odd, cool, and
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Joe <myascape@...>
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#149570
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Re: [WT] Re: l226 mounts
I had it sandblasted and power coated satin black.<html><div></div></html>
To: WillysTech@...: bchalf@...: Sun, 23 Sep 2007 04:49:02 +0000Subject: [WT] Re: l226
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Bruce Harkey
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#149569
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Re: [WT] Locking Hub Noise
Bendix Joints are good for 23? - Spicer 27 1/2? and - Rzeppa are 29?
Ric -.
Toledo, Ohio
Home of the World Famous Jeep?
http://MightyMo.org
1948 - CJ2A L134 - #149488 - Mighty Mo
1948 - CJ2A
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Richard N. Meagley Sr.
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#149567
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Great Willys Day
Hi All,
Just got home from the Robert Moses 6th annual Fire island Lighthouse preservation society sponsored car show.
There were approx. 500 cars entered. I entered my 56 pick up and my 59 CJ5. These
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Scott Cherveny
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#149566
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Re: CJ2a Chassis ... is it heat treated ?
The FSM sez not to take a torch to the frame, its apparently made of a
grade of steel called "SAE 950", maybe you can find the exact specs.
H.
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Howard
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#149565
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Re: [WT] CJ2a Chassis ... is it heat treated ?
Try filing the the frame if you can it is not heat treat much if any. Donald
David Hoelzeman <mathman@...> wrote: > I don't believe that the frame is heat treated. If it was nobody
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Donald Waugh <waughsbandsaw@...>
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#149564
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Re: [WT] thanks david
The leaving thing was only if I couldn't get back to receiving individual e-mails from the group. The root cause of that problem has been found. Mark (the group owner) has taken care of a
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David Hoelzeman
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#149563
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thanks david
I read one of your posts where you said you were thinging of leaving
willys tech I would hate to see you go you have been a big help to me.
Anyways I dont know anything about the f head it was in
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pickup48willys <pickup48willys@...>
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#149562
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Re: [WT] fuel pump clocking
It can but you probably have the wrong fuel pump. The trucks used a combination fuel/vacuum pump and if the correct pump is used the connections have no interference. Do you know what vehicle the
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David Hoelzeman
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#149561
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fuel pump clocking
Hello,
I have a 1948 pickup with a f head motor. The fuel pump inlet is
right against the motor. Can the fuel pump be clocked? It looks like
the top could be taken off and spun about 110 degrees
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pickup48willys <pickup48willys@...>
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#149560
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Re: [WT] CJ2a Chassis ... is it heat treated ?
Actually, I have no idea. Had some welding repairs done to my frame but the possibility of it being heat treated never entered my mind and the welders didn't ask about it either. Don't recall
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David Hoelzeman
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#149559
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Re: [WT] CJ2a Chassis ... is it heat treated ?
Tony,
Good to hear from you again. You don't seem to make it to this site much
anymore.
I don't believe that the frame is heat treated. If it was nobody would
be able to do any welding or repairs
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John Barrett <jbarrettII@...>
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#149558
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