00 XJ: Project Nightmare
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So I decided if i'm going to replace the rear diff. cover, I might as well replace the front one to match.
I used an identification chart and I believe this is the typical D30 front end, but I thought I would get a second Oppinion from you guys first, better safe than sorry with the wrong diff. cover.
I used an identification chart and I believe this is the typical D30 front end, but I thought I would get a second Oppinion from you guys first, better safe than sorry with the wrong diff. cover.
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So I decided if i'm going to replace the rear diff. cover, I might as well replace the front one to match.
I used an identification chart and I believe this is the typical D30 front end, but I thought I would get a second Oppinion from you guys first, better safe than sorry with the wrong diff. cover.
I used an identification chart and I believe this is the typical D30 front end, but I thought I would get a second Oppinion from you guys first, better safe than sorry with the wrong diff. cover.
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Neat. I will get some more suspension/underbelly photos tomorrow.I was running out of daylight as I was documenting the front axle.
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Full underbelly from the cross member back
Looks like i have a minor leak in the back side of the oil pan gasket
My apologies for the lack different picture sizes and/or bad quality, camera phone is shoddy at best. and a couple of these is took b efore i upped the image size it saves as.
Looks like i have a minor leak in the back side of the oil pan gasket
My apologies for the lack different picture sizes and/or bad quality, camera phone is shoddy at best. and a couple of these is took b efore i upped the image size it saves as.
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Wow already equipped with an SYE! That's great to have already! Looks like the PO had some good investments made before you picked it up.
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It's dark now but tomorrow I'm going to crawl back under there and precisely identify the SYE.
On the to-do list:
hitch bar, to be determined + Class 3 Recovery w/ D rings from DetourUSA
BackBone front bumper upgrade.
Also eyeing the FSC and rear shock relocators at Detour.
T-Case skid
Gas tank skid
front skid guard
Rock sliders
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Just by looking at the picture of the t case it looks like it was rubicon express's sye kit.
Sounds like you've got a pretty good starting list going. Hope to see some changes very soon.
Sounds like you've got a pretty good starting list going. Hope to see some changes very soon.