Originally Posted by jeeper jason
(Post 2642096)
How do I do that? |
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Did the same thing to mine. I love it!I went through a couple alternators due to water damage and made this thing up with some sheet metal laying around and it works like a charm.
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Originally Posted by Mckibben97xj
(Post 2642539)
Did the same thing to mine. I love it!I went through a couple alternators due to water damage and made this thing up with some sheet metal laying around and it works like a charm.
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Alternator cover...
Thank's everybody..The cover for the alternator is a very good idea...I need to make one too.:smartass:
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I would like to make a guard to cover the whole front half of the engine compartment.... I haven't taken a good look at that though, so I guess that will be another project and another thread! :)
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Love it, great for splash damage!
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Originally Posted by 89CherokeeLee
(Post 2657304)
I would like to make a guard to cover the whole front half of the engine compartment.... I haven't taken a good look at that though, so I guess that will be another project and another thread! :)
Add a front skid for more protection |
Originally Posted by SteveMongr
(Post 2684977)
The stock splash guard protects the engine, belts, alternator and more. $32
Add a front skid for more protection |
Originally Posted by 89CherokeeLee
(Post 2685356)
I think that sounds like an awesome idea! |
Originally Posted by jeeper jason
(Post 2689553)
Mine didn't have one when I bought it, and I always figured it would be a pain to do anything on the underside if my jeep if I had one
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Originally Posted by SteveMongr
(Post 2690078)
The splash guard is held in place by removable clips. Easy to remove if needed. |
Good job. Seems to work well. I'm gonna try using 1/8" aluminum sheet to make mine.
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Originally Posted by jeeper jason
(Post 2691965)
I'll stick to mine, it's a bit sturdier and doesn't need to be removed unless my alternator needs replaced
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Originally Posted by SteveMongr
(Post 2684977)
The stock splash guard protects the engine, belts, alternator and more. $32
Add a front skid for more protection |
Originally Posted by rnmcguire
(Post 2706732)
Where can I find one for $32? I saw them online for $75.
Part #55174736 splash shield. One can be made if you can find an appropriate material. ...From XJtalk.com "I ended up using what is called a "Blanket" used by lineman to throw over the powerlines as a insulator while they are working by the lines. you can go to almost any utility or co-op and ask for a defected one. they have tons that they trow away because of small tears or burn holes. " |
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