83 cj7
07-03-2006, 06:44 PM
#21
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Re: 83 cj7
You are welcome. Do you have the full gauges 'Laredo' chrome package?
Mine has the chrome grill, all gauges including clock, chrome rims,
stainless bumper and leather on the steering wheel and panic bar. I
believe it was supposed to have a chrome dash plate too, but I got the
dash stripped.
The 4.2 engine, if you have it, has some really strange emissions crap
that has some well known quirks, so post here before spending money,
lots of us know them pretty well.
Mike
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
Mine has the chrome grill, all gauges including clock, chrome rims,
stainless bumper and leather on the steering wheel and panic bar. I
believe it was supposed to have a chrome dash plate too, but I got the
dash stripped.
The 4.2 engine, if you have it, has some really strange emissions crap
that has some well known quirks, so post here before spending money,
lots of us know them pretty well.
Mike
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
07-03-2006, 06:44 PM
#22
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Posts: n/a
Re: 83 cj7
You are welcome. Do you have the full gauges 'Laredo' chrome package?
Mine has the chrome grill, all gauges including clock, chrome rims,
stainless bumper and leather on the steering wheel and panic bar. I
believe it was supposed to have a chrome dash plate too, but I got the
dash stripped.
The 4.2 engine, if you have it, has some really strange emissions crap
that has some well known quirks, so post here before spending money,
lots of us know them pretty well.
Mike
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
Mine has the chrome grill, all gauges including clock, chrome rims,
stainless bumper and leather on the steering wheel and panic bar. I
believe it was supposed to have a chrome dash plate too, but I got the
dash stripped.
The 4.2 engine, if you have it, has some really strange emissions crap
that has some well known quirks, so post here before spending money,
lots of us know them pretty well.
Mike
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
07-03-2006, 07:04 PM
#23
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Re: 83 cj7
Glad you got it fixed. Being a cube dwelling mouse pusher myslef I can
relate <G>
Jeff DeWitt
wlawyer wrote:
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
>
relate <G>
Jeff DeWitt
wlawyer wrote:
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
>
07-03-2006, 07:04 PM
#24
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Re: 83 cj7
Glad you got it fixed. Being a cube dwelling mouse pusher myslef I can
relate <G>
Jeff DeWitt
wlawyer wrote:
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
>
relate <G>
Jeff DeWitt
wlawyer wrote:
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
>
07-03-2006, 07:04 PM
#25
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Posts: n/a
Re: 83 cj7
Glad you got it fixed. Being a cube dwelling mouse pusher myslef I can
relate <G>
Jeff DeWitt
wlawyer wrote:
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
>
relate <G>
Jeff DeWitt
wlawyer wrote:
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
>
07-03-2006, 09:33 PM
#26
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Re: 83 cj7
Lawyer? This is Robert Bills.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
07-03-2006, 09:33 PM
#27
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Re: 83 cj7
Lawyer? This is Robert Bills.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
07-03-2006, 09:33 PM
#28
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Re: 83 cj7
Lawyer? This is Robert Bills.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
wlawyer wrote:
>
> Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
07-03-2006, 09:52 PM
#29
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Re: 83 cj7
William Ryan Lawyer; don't judge me on the name, I dont think my people
realized what scum bags lawyers would become when we changed our name
after we came over on the boat. You seem to be pretty much the man
around this group.
L.W.(Bill) ------ III wrote:
> Lawyer? This is Robert Bills.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> wlawyer wrote:
> >
> > Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> > well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> > when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> > tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> > then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> > far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> > figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> > sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> > some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
realized what scum bags lawyers would become when we changed our name
after we came over on the boat. You seem to be pretty much the man
around this group.
L.W.(Bill) ------ III wrote:
> Lawyer? This is Robert Bills.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> wlawyer wrote:
> >
> > Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> > well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> > when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> > tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> > then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> > far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> > figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> > sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> > some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
07-03-2006, 09:52 PM
#30
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 83 cj7
William Ryan Lawyer; don't judge me on the name, I dont think my people
realized what scum bags lawyers would become when we changed our name
after we came over on the boat. You seem to be pretty much the man
around this group.
L.W.(Bill) ------ III wrote:
> Lawyer? This is Robert Bills.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> wlawyer wrote:
> >
> > Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> > well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> > when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> > tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> > then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> > far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> > figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> > sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> > some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
realized what scum bags lawyers would become when we changed our name
after we came over on the boat. You seem to be pretty much the man
around this group.
L.W.(Bill) ------ III wrote:
> Lawyer? This is Robert Bills.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> wlawyer wrote:
> >
> > Jeff, Mike and David thanks for the responses. I did get it fixed,
> > well I think. I am not sure how much pressure runs through that but
> > when I got under the dash I was able to unscrew it by hand when I
> > tested the connection. I put a bit of that pipe tape on the threads
> > then but it back on with a wrench to snug it up. I haven't driven too
> > far to see if it is going to hold but I am pretty sure if it does I can
> > figure it out now that I know what is actually leaking. Been too long
> > sitting in this clean office staring at a computer, bout time I get
> > some grease and oil under my finger nails again.
