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heater knob broke

heater knob broke

sky578

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Yes that is what you need and the snaps are for the factory soft top you have the new kind.
 
Thanks Mtnwhlr.

So- do I have to take this silver plating off to install this piece?

Also- if I am going to paint the jeep- should I just take the snaps off- or are they welded into the body? Cause that would be a read PITA if they are.
 
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All you should have to do is unhook the cable at the heater box and pull it out. And for the snaps they should either be held on by screws or rivets. The rivets you will have to drill them out then you will need to weld all the holes close.
 
The knob that says AIR: Off Heat Vent

1. It is sticking out of the dash and wont turn-

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It doesn't turn it pushes in and pulls out. The reason you feel air is that when it's pulled out it opens the fresh air vent over on the passanger side of the jeep.
 
I forgot to add.....are all those wires under the dash necessary? It's a mess and it drives me crazy!
 
Thats your defrost "hose" although most cj's defrosters are usless.
LOL on the Fed Ex guy, I also live down a 1/2 mile gravel drive with plenty of holes for him to run through.:D
 
So should I replace the defrost hose?

I have seen that picture on my jeep and it's open. Fed ex came again today with my cable to install :D

Ordered it from Morris but it looks pretty cheapo?
 
Sky578, I don't know how far you want take your project, but now is the time to get your dash in order, especially if you are going to be painting.

Pull the wheel and the dash and you will have full access to everything back there. You can repaint the dash while it's out too.

Take the time to replace your dash bulbs, even if they aren't burnt for 50 cents a piece.

Replace the lighted dash indicator lamps for $30

Indicator Lamps Kit For Dashboard 5752813K

A couple buckets of warm water with a light general cleanser and a cloth will remove 28 years of dust and grime.

Clean up the wiring, make any repairs to butt connectors, retape everything, zip tie it all into nice clusters. Also a great time to put a new head unit in and rewire your speakers, etc.

Just take your time, mark and label all the wires, and take notes or use a voice recorder as you go along and it will all go back together nicely...

http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f98/cj7-restoration-progress-advice-please-2920/index15.html
 
Bullseye,

You volunteering to come help me with that project? Cause there's no way I can do that alone. Well, and get it back like it's supposed to be anyway.:D
 
If you get those crown replacement lights be prepared for frustration... I only needed one to replace in my '81 and the replacement glows blue. Every other light on the dash is green but for some reason crown decided to go with blue.
 
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