98 TJ , high lined hood , Rubi d44 front , 8.8 rear ,with a lockright and 4.88 gears , 34X8 TSL's , JK arms , 2 in lift 04 GMC 3500 van 6.0 , D70 / 4.10's Mobile command centre / tow pig
That looks good. Did you ever get the motor running?
No, I never did, just never had the time to dedicate ro it right yet. Picking away at it an hour here and an hour there just made a mess of it.
I'll tackle it on a day I can take the harness back out and do it right.
You sound like me when I did mine, I left it as long as possible, then wondered why when I turned the key and it ran. My excuse was that I would want to drive it if it ran, turns out that was the case and I got the other stuff done.
Re: Heepota « Reply #131 on Feb 15, 2010, 10:06pm »
Well right now I turn the key and it doesn't run, the ingntion module has to be removed from the system. A new starter circuit has to be run through the ignition switch plus other BS. I had little experience with wiring harnesses. Ill get it someday though.
98 TJ , high lined hood , Rubi d44 front , 8.8 rear ,with a lockright and 4.88 gears , 34X8 TSL's , JK arms , 2 in lift 04 GMC 3500 van 6.0 , D70 / 4.10's Mobile command centre / tow pig
Re: Heepota « Reply #133 on Feb 21, 2010, 6:46pm »
After fixing up the winch yesterday I decided to work on the winch mount today. As per usual I can't keep anything simple.
Used a cardboard template to get the rough shape. Then transfered it over to metal. Heres the rough Idea.
It's made from a piece of scrap from John Ross, Its thicker than 3/16" but slightly thinner than 1/4". I'm mounting the winch foot forward which made space tight on front where the fairlead mounts.
Heres the rough Shape.
Since the Fairlead can't be mounted with a nut and bolt, I decided to drill and tap holes to mount it with. To ensure I have enough thread engagement I doubled up the metal on the front of the mount. And since I can't keep any thing simple.....I broke out the old 'plasma table'.
Here is the plate mounted to the winch plate. The hex head bolts will be replaced with 3/8" button head allen bolts.
Setting in place.
Steering knob side
Side View, there will be a triangle shaped piece to fill in that square edge. It will have a tab with a couple holes for bolts as well.
I'm going to bolt the whole assembly to the frame with a series of tabs. 1 long row behind the bumper, a couple up on the steering knob, and a few on the passengers side.