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Build Thread 85 CJ7 Rebuild, Labor of Love

Build Thread 85 CJ7 Rebuild, Labor of Love
Good deal. Mine was complete junk, so I’ll be in the market for a new one. That looks in pretty decent shape too


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Good deal. Mine was complete junk, so I’ll be in the market for a new one. That looks in pretty decent shape too


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Yeah, I got lucky since this thing has been laying in a heap outside for a couple months. Nothing a little (or a lot) elbow grease and some paint can’t fix.

Good luck I couldn’t find this thing anywhere. You’ll have to scour e-bay and rummage others letting go of their builds they can’t finish.


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I 100% agree with document, document, document!! Now that I’m back in the reassemble phase, I find I didn’t take enough pics. And many things aren’t in the manual.

There were things that I was like, no way I won’t remember how to reinstall, ehh, year later, not so clear. Maybe we can bounce stuff off each other as we progress.






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I 100% agree with document, document, document!! Now that I’m back in the reassemble phase, I find I didn’t take enough pics. And many things aren’t in the manual.

There were things that I was like, no way I won’t remember how to reinstall, ehh, year later, not so clear. Maybe we can bounce stuff off each other as we progress.






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YES! That’s a great idea. Just keep the posts flowing and so will I. If I see something I’ll chime in.


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At least yours came out...I had to tack weld a bolt on mine to undo them...9 or 10 times if I remember..
 
At least yours came out...I had to tack weld a bolt on mine to undo them...9 or 10 times if I remember..



Yikes! I have one on left on the other door that might be in that category. Fingers crossed.


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Heat from a torch and an impact punch on one I was having a problem with worked for me.
 
Heat from a torch and an impact punch on one I was having a problem with worked for me.



I was thinking some heat, never thought of getting a bit for the impact screwdriver. Thanks. I’ll give that a try.


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I can’t believe you got all the plastic panel rivets to release without breaking. Those usually on older vehicles are prime for exploding, even when using a proper tool. Nice save!


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I can’t believe you got all the plastic panel rivets to release without breaking. Those usually on older vehicles are prime for exploding, even when using a proper tool. Nice save!


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To be honest, a few of them snapped in half when I pulled them out, but they came out pretty easily. Actually, everything with respect to disassembling the doors has gone relatively smoothly (fingers crossed)


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It was for the anti smog that came originally on your rig. Apparently it has been discontinued. You don't need it unless you plan to refurbish to factory specs.
 
It was for the anti smog that came originally on your rig. Apparently it has been discontinued. You don't need it unless you plan to refurbish to factory specs.


Thanks. Nope, it’s coming off in that case. I actually still have the computer if you know anyone who wants it.


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