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What did you do to or with your CJ today?

What did you do to or with your CJ today?
Been driving her around all day with the windshield down

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I used a wall wart to supply teat power to the electronics package I made to slide into the tuffy center console. Turns out I had wired the switches incorrectly and the mp3 player isn't putting out sound. Next I'll rewire the switches and then dig the mp3 board out to test for what the issue is1000010403.jpg
 
Finally got her '7 going after a month of intermittent troubleshooting. Wound up being a faulty-from-the-box electric fuel pump. Now I don't have to miss any top-down Indian Summer days!
 
I installed a pad for us to secure our two Dachshunds with. I found the pad on the web at just the right width, and picked up the double seat belt buckles off ebay. I think they said it was out of a Cherokee or Wagoneer--I can't remember. The mounting was easy--I punched a hole through the pad with one of my trusty set of gasket punches. I cut the wooden disk out of 3/8" plywood using a fly cutter wheel. It's nothing fancy, but the doggies love it. The little buckled-in leashes are set at a good limiting length to keep their inquisitive selves inside the Jeep.

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Even though summer is done and the top is back on, it's still good to be able to keep the little bastids in one place while we're driving around!
 
Rick1956 said:
I installed a pad for us to secure our two Dachshunds with. I found the pad on the web at just the right width, and picked up the double seat belt buckles off ebay. I think they said it was out of a Cherokee or Wagoneer--I can't remember. The mounting was easy--I punched a hole through the pad with one of my trusty set of gasket punches. I cut the wooden disk out of 3/8" plywood using a fly cutter wheel. It's nothing fancy, but the doggies love it. The little buckled-in leashes are set at a good limiting length to keep their inquisitive selves inside the Jeep.

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Even though summer is done and the top is back on, it's still good to be able to keep the little bastids in one place while we're driving around!
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Pretty cool, secure, comfy and happy! :chug:
 
I left the CJ under the cover for a couple days so I could take the other convertible for the commute.

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Cool Bay Area cruiser there.

It was a nice day here, so I threw the clubs in the back seat of the CJ and drove the 15 miles to our company’s annual golf tournament this morning. Lotsa questions and “holy :dung:, that’s cool!” when rolling up to the bag drop.
 
My long range forecast. She's been under the emergency top since Saturday and I don't see a change
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My prayers are with the people of the Southeast. We were domiciled in Florida for 27. years. When I quit flying I moved back to Colorado. The weather is always sunny at the highest altitudes

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Got off of a beautiful trail the other day and went to unlock my hubs only to find that the driver side was stuck. I finally had to take a vice-grip to it in order to force the dial over to 2 wheel drive.


Upon inspection, I was shocked to find many plastic parts/gears and the dial itself...! I also found one of the ring gears to be cracked which caused the bind. Come to find out this OEM locking hub was manufactured by Warn.

I began scouring many sites on locking hubs only to find out that the Warn and SuperWench no longer make their much recommended locking hubs for any of the CJ7 models. I did find that MileMarker does make a quality, all metal, replacement and is well reviewed.

Installing the Mile Marker 470's now... very robust, all metal construction.
 
Hopefully my warn all metal ones last forever

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Bought mine with a hardtop years ago out of west Virginia. Guy had a bunch of parts laying around for his CJ that got squished by a tree. I bought the whole lot cheap. They were new in a box. Had them on for almost 20 years now

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Neighbor's cat is enjoying my emergency top as a cat hammock efdc39d8cbe899d812afd302691c3fca.jpg

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Put my windows back in the other day, doors next when I must.:cj7:
 
Started swapping out my body mounts... 4 of 11 so far. Going with Prothane polyurethane and stainless 2" thick washers, new grade 8 bolts and washers, reusing the OEM T-sleeves (so far so good as far as condition). I did use a 3/8" NPT brass nipple for the nose mount. Hoping for the best.
 
Got all of my old man emu YJ spring conversion kit. Just going through parts it will be a winter project

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Can you post up pictures of what all you get with the kit ?
 
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