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We kick off the project by removing the top of the T-18A exposing all the guts of the beast. Removal of the stick shift is not necessary. Behind the workbench was a table where we could layout all the pieces.
Originally the T-18A manual transmission came out of a J-20 Pickup and the T-18A’s input shaft ran though a 5 inch adapter before emerging into the bell housing. This T-18A’s new life will be lived out in a CJ-7 which has a shorter wheelbase when compared to the J-20. To properly fit the transmission into …
Over the years we have collected these Jeep ads from all over the internet.
After looking at the jeepfan.com CJ-5‘s wiring for a while it became evident that there are several of those in-line style fuses scattered around the engine compartment. Some of them are practically impossible to get at without removing the passenger side fender. This would make for a real hassle on the trail if access to one of …
Deb recently traded her TJ for a new Grand Cherokee. Chris Van Nest of Trekken.tv purchased the Jeep and is now working on a build-up featured on his show. Before Deb’s 97 TJ is a classy looking Jeep. It is equipped with a 3″ Tera-Flex lift and 33X12.50 BFG Mud Terrains. On the front and …
If you have ever rode in an old flat fender after a while in the saddle you start to feel your insides coming loose. Here’s the proposed solution, Old Man Emu (OME) Wrangler springs with Rancho 9000 shocks. The original springs had about 10 to 11 leaves as opposed to the OME springs which only …
This is Bill’s 74 CJ-5 Renegade. This year Renegade package on the CJ has always been one of my favorites. It’s not often you see one with the decals still in place. Here’s what Bill writes about his CJ.
New Information – After two years of driving with the T-18 I am still pleased, one problem I have had is a clutch binding issue. I determined that the problem was in the bell housing and would not be easy to fix due to the transmission being extremely heavy and cumbersome to remove. I have …
PRESS RELEASE – January 9, 2006 – Jeep® Elevates Icon: Introduces All-new 2007 Jeep Wrangler 65 Years Later, Jeep® Continues to Offer More Legendary Capability
Here is some info on Jeeps from around the world. This one is a Ssangyong CJ-7 clone manufaKorando a ctured in Korea. Below are the details as reported by Ian. Some immediate differences noticeable are the windshield, doors, and rear flares, still a very interesting Jeep.
