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It was *gorgeous* sounding. Smile

There's still much more work to do, but some friends surprised me this past weekend with [url=http://jmetz.com/2016/03/22/willys-jeep-operation-porkchop/]Operation Porkchop, and got him running again.

I actually updated the blog this evening to reflect new information. Unfortunately it wasn't something as simple as needing a new ignition switch. As it turns out, it needs an entire new wiring harnes ...

the man was probably thinking of the ww2 jeep or maybe the early cj2a which has the drum retained by the wheel studs inboard

That makes sense, and I suppose it's possible, but what gets me is that ...

Why press a brake drum onto a hub on which it fits loosely and uses the three screws to position it correctly. Makes absolutely no sense. I think your advisor was thinking about an entirely different ...

You're getting bad advice. Go to the downloads section of this website and go through the maintenance and parts sections and you will see how things are put together. Yes, the drum is held to the hu ...

I believe Skyjeep is saying you were getting bad advice from the vendor you were talking too and not me. I only offer good advice here. Wink

Absolutely! Smile

Hi Wes,

As always, your responses are extremely valuable, well thought out, and more useful than 99% of anything else I've been able to find in print. Thank you so much for your patient explanation ...

Hello all,

I need some advice and wisdom regarding Porkchop's brakes. This process has gone on so long I think my eyes are starting to bleed (I've had other projects to work on but this needs to ge ...

Oh, thank god. Smile

I had hoped that's what it is. Does it need to be welded/glued/otherwise secured?

J

Hey guys,

Could really use some advice. Had a little problem trying to reassemble the clutch arm to the pedal shaft assembly on Porkchop (my '52 M38A1). I've described the issue and included pictu ...

Yup, exactly. I've done all of that as well. I have to go back to Sears and get some new drill bits, unfortunately, as the steel is really, really tough (broke a heavy-duty bit!).

Thanks for the d ...

Ooops. Forgot to actually attach the sig file to the messages...

I really appreciate this advice.

No, I had no idea what the slits were for, and that helps me a great deal as I've done one of the brake drums (driver's side front) already, but can tell that they' ...

I took a look at your blog, looked like a great start to a project. Any new updates?

Yes, actually. I've been working on the brakes and brake lines, and have been making some progress (though not ...


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