What did you do to or with your CJ today?

What did you do to or with your CJ today?
Just got done diamondplate and hood decals. Pretty happy with the result.
 

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Just got done diamondplate and hood decals. Pretty happy with the result.


I'm with gert - that style hood decal is AWSOME.....

I spent the day sanding primer........ had the patter set to wide on the second coat and it feels like 80 grit sandpaper. Shoulda left it alone - first coat went in like glass. Oh, well - gotta be somewhere, might as well be here sanding..... at least it gets me closer to color :chug:
 
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Took a nice ride then went and ate some Pho with my good friend. Good afternoon, finished watching LSU baseball sweep Bama for the weekend
 
Busy Sunday. Installed rebuilt dashboard, reconditioned engine/ front light wiring harness. Disassembled, cleaned and painted plastic parts, fixed wiring and leak tested evap. core, then reassembled under dash AC unit.
 

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Ok - since the mirrors from the half doors had the Chrysler logo on em, I fixed em temporarily with vinyl.......

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Ok - since the mirrors from the half doors had the Chrysler logo on em, I fixed em temporarily with vinyl.......

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Personally, I think it looks very nice.


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Ok - since the mirrors from the half doors had the Chrysler logo on em, I fixed em temporarily with vinyl.......

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Got my valve covers, thermostat housing and some brackets and bolts hot tanked and sand blasted. Ready for paint.

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Nice!
I see your engine was built on May 5th 1977
 
Found this old key chain on Ebay.
 

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Posted this yesterday on jeepforum, but figured you guys here might have some decent appreciation for it as well.

Got tired of almost cutting my hands on my license plate. Old piece of vacuum tubing slit in half made a nice cheap fix.
 

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Moved everything from the RV park in town, back up on my property on my hill side, overlooking the Columbia Rive and Lake Chelan. I truly think my CJ7 is happy to be home! I any one wants a place to dry camp by Chelan, for a weekend, let me know.
 
Rebuilt my 2G carb

I also found the vacuum port for the PCV 90% blocked when the PO mistakenly installed the wrong gasket and covered the port. I removed a piece of the gasket for viewing.

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So that explains the timing cover leak.
After uncovering the problem above and now knowing my engine wasn't breathing properly along with possible carbon and sludge buildup I decided to clean the inside of the engine.

After rebuilding the carb
I changed the oil/filter and replaced a qt of oil with a qt of Marvel Mystery Oil.
I also removed a vacuum hose and slowly poured some sea foam down the vac line while the engine was hot and running at 2000rpms. After slowly adding sea foam I dumped enough in to stall the engine. I then let it sit for awhile.
By the amount of smoke coming out the tail pipes the sea foam did it's job.
After only 100 miles the oil was blacker then a moonless night at Joshua Tree NP. I've been there, it's dark!
The MMO did it's job as well.
 
After uncovering the problem above and now knowing my engine wasn't breathing properly along with possible carbon and sludge buildup I decided to clean the inside of the engine.

After rebuilding the carb
I changed the oil/filter and replaced a qt of oil with a qt of Marvel Mystery Oil.
I also removed a vacuum hose and slowly poured some sea foam down the vac line while the engine was hot and running at 2000rpms. After slowly adding sea foam I dumped enough in to stall the engine. I then let it sit for awhile.
By the amount of smoke coming out the tail pipes the sea foam did it's job.
After only 100 miles the oil was blacker then a moonless night at Joshua Tree NP. I've been there, it's dark!
The MMO did it's job as well.



Glad to hear someone say they had good experience with sea foam, I have had headed good things about it on YouTube but you never know who is sponsored


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Glad to hear someone say they had good experience with sea foam, I have had headed good things about it on YouTube but you never know who is sponsored


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I've had good luck with it as well. It's like a lot of miracles in a bottle, it does some percentage of what it's intended to do.


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Tonight I cleaned my valve cover gasket surfaces on the heads. Pulled the old valley pan intake gasket and cleaned the ends where intake meets the block. Need to clean the intake and water jacket ports tomorrow then test fit the intake to measure the block gaps.

Hope to have intake installed tomorrow night.


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