battery tray removal
dalenelson
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- 1975 CJ5, 350, fiberglass tub, tilt hood
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battery tray removal
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- 1974 CJ5 ~ Fresh built AMC 360 - SM420 - D20 - D30F with upgraded 30 spline shafts and knuckles & D44R - 4.27 Gears - ARB Lockers F/R - All chrome molly axles - on 33's - YJ 4" Lift Spring Conversion
My 74 they can be removed separately... The tray can come out or the heater assembly can come out without taking the other off...
With your Fiberglass body, not sure.
But if we have the same heater style, it's not "terribly" hard to remove it, just pain and time consuming first time.
If it is the same, comes out all as 1 piece (the heater).
Post some pics of what you got if possible
~ JR
With your Fiberglass body, not sure.
But if we have the same heater style, it's not "terribly" hard to remove it, just pain and time consuming first time.
If it is the same, comes out all as 1 piece (the heater).
Post some pics of what you got if possible
~ JR