The Quick/Small/(Stupid?) Question Thread.
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Hey that's good news Esteban.... saves me from having to figure out how to box up this monstrosity... 
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So I have rot in both doors where The braces are. Does any one know what gauge the door metal is? Also could use a front hood badge, and a windshield vent for a 69.
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Can someone take a picture of how the upper release lever attaches to the spare tire carrier? My spare tire carrier is mounted in back, as appropriate for a 1970 MWB, but the upper lever and spring came in a parts box. I have the loop on the backend of the Patrol that the lever engages into and the lower catch/post/release all work perfectly. I plan to mount a spare onto the carrier and just know the weight of the wheel and tire will overwhelm the bottom unit only.
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Re: The Quick/Small/(Stupid?) Question Thread.
This might help.Kdiv_n_tx wrote:Can someone take a picture of how the upper release lever attaches to the spare tire carrier? My spare tire carrier is mounted in back, as appropriate for a 1970 MWB, but the upper lever and spring came in a parts box. I have the loop on the backend of the Patrol that the lever engages into and the lower catch/post/release all work perfectly. I plan to mount a spare onto the carrier and just know the weight of the wheel and tire will overwhelm the bottom unit only.
TIA,
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Re: The Quick/Small/(Stupid?) Question Thread.
Kirk,
Here's a couple of photos from the boneyard. Rick
Here's a couple of photos from the boneyard. Rick
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Re: The Quick/Small/(Stupid?) Question Thread.
Gearbox Questions.
I have a spare gearbox/transfer and it has two electronic sensors on it which my current gear box doesn't have.
What is the one on the top? I assume the one on the side is to show if the transfer case is in 4WD.
Also is there a filler point for the gearbox? I ended up adding oil via the dip stick.
I have a spare gearbox/transfer and it has two electronic sensors on it which my current gear box doesn't have.
What is the one on the top? I assume the one on the side is to show if the transfer case is in 4WD.
Also is there a filler point for the gearbox? I ended up adding oil via the dip stick.
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Speedo Oil Seal
I have the following small oil seal that goes in the gearbox where the speedo cable goes in.
Which way does it go? The seal has a small metal ring/spring in one side.
It seems to be no matter which way I put it in the speedo still leaks oil.
If I didn't use the speedo cable at all, what could I plug the outlet with so it stops leaking?
I have the following small oil seal that goes in the gearbox where the speedo cable goes in.
Which way does it go? The seal has a small metal ring/spring in one side.
It seems to be no matter which way I put it in the speedo still leaks oil.
If I didn't use the speedo cable at all, what could I plug the outlet with so it stops leaking?
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Re: The Quick/Small/(Stupid?) Question Thread.
The one on top is the reverse light sensor. You are correct about the one on the side. And, the dip stick is the correct fill point.Peter60 wrote:Gearbox Questions.
I have a spare gearbox/transfer and it has two electronic sensors on it which my current gear box doesn't have.
What is the one on the top? I assume the one on the side is to show if the transfer case is in 4WD.
Also is there a filler point for the gearbox? I ended up adding oil via the dip stick.
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Need something to replace the drive line dust seal cork. Was thinking graphite packing. Any one come up with something that works?
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What transmission/transfer case oil are folks using these days?
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