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Re: brake light switch
When I did the brakes on my Jeep my only concern was making sure that every thing was clean. All parts used were stock. I have never heard of any incompatible parts when using silicone fluid.My switch
By Don Wood · #192586 ·
Re: brake light switch
You can avoid the pressure switch altogether by using a lever action unit from Summit or Watson's Street Works.? The mechanical switches used to be cheap but now are $25 +.? Still, these brake light
By willyswagon230 · #192585 ·
Re: brake light switch
As long as the size of the nipple on the switch fits you can use any one you can find. Heck, you could even use a pipe thread adapter in a pinch, if there's enough room. Go to one of our local auto
By John Kohnen · #192584 ·
brake light switch
The not very old switch died, ordered a replacement, got a Standard products SLS 25 switch, put it in before noticing it said "not approved for use with silicone brake fluids". Which I use.
By Dan Mulholland · #192583 ·
Update and it never ends department
The redone Fhead 4 is in. Runs great. Nice to have working gas and temp gauges. The oil pan leaked more than I like, on one side of the engine. This was the side where the machine shop, working
By Dan Mulholland · #192582 ·
Re: Heater vacuum actuator
Finally got a little time to start our wagon up after a year of sitting with little attention.? The heater works perfectly with the pair of vacuum actuators (including the repaired one) do their
By willyswagon230 · #192581 ·
Re: Wheels and measurements
Oh dear, I let that slip...
By willyswagon230 · #192580 ·
Re: Wheels and measurements
Pavel, you have 3 legs!?!
By mrcrazywolf · #192579 ·
Re: Wheels and measurements
Dan, You're wise, no doubt, to stick to factory design... but I have a pension for tinkering and constant "improvement" that follows from my own physical plant.? Most anatomical improvements
By willyswagon230 · #192578 ·
Re: Wheels and measurements
Pavel, My mom had a 144 Volvo in my high school days, nice car. Tried to talk her into a BMW 2002, no luck. Wise mom. I looked over the bearings, and I couldn't find any problems. And, they're
By Dan Mulholland · #192577 ·
Re: Wheels and measurements
Dan, Concerning your front wheel bearings, hopefully careful cleaning and new grease/adjustment will do the trick.? I'm sure you know to check the races for pitting and wear.? Should you opt for
By willyswagon230 · #192576 ·
Wheels and measurements
I've been working on getting the shimmy out of the front end of the planar style setup on the 2 wd Willys. Which led to a trip to Kaiser brake and alignment here in Eugene. They gave it a review,
By Dan Mulholland · #192575 ·
Recent paint development
Went to the famous Port Townsend (WA) wooden boat festival last weekend. There I met Eric, with a 1958 wagon, rough and ready style, meaning he'd made a wooden tailgate, and made other repairs to
By Dan Mulholland · #192574 ·
Re: How dumb do movies think we are
I'm just glad they didn't blow up the jeepster. [email protected]> wrote:
By jay bernhardt · #192573 ·
Re: How dumb do movies think we are
Dark Winds was great!? Can't wait for the sequel.
By Fred Mauer · #192572 ·
Re: How dumb do movies think we are
Many films have errors and inconsistencies like the one you found*.?? I suspect that the production team lets these "errors" go knowing that many people in the audience will twig to the mistake.?
By willyswagon230 · #192571 ·
Next picture
Note the hood and plastic top, dash is flat.
By jay bernhardt · #192570 ·
How dumb do movies think we are
Watching a series on Netflix called Dark Winds. Guy walks out to this jeepster and it blows up. They show it after the explosion and it's turned into a later cj 5.
By jay bernhardt · #192569 ·
Re: Not a good willys day
Ya me to. [email protected]> wrote:
By jay bernhardt · #192568 ·
Re: Not a good willys day
Sorry to hear about the fire, Jay. You're lucky the flames didn't get to more of the wiring, or worse. I once had to completely rewire a Morris Minor from the firewall forward after an engine
By John Kohnen · #192567 ·