'55 Cj5

I went to the local Dillons (a Kroger food chain---think King Soopers out your way), and Arm and Hammer washing soda was on the laundry isle. First place I went and they had it. If you can't find any, I can buy and send you a box.

http://www.thelaundrybasket.com/Our...hing_Soda/our_products_super_washing_sod.html


I know I could have made a much cleaner setup....but I didn't plan on using it frequently and that mess only required a few bucks of rebar. The jumper cables are now back in their respective vehicles , and the bucket is now holding various JEEP parts.

 

MOP,

Thanks. I went to a small local grocery store and found some. I built a setup and tested it for about 3 hours on an old railroad spike. The results look promising. I then put in a small piece of floor panel with a fine thread bolt in it to check the effect of the process on bolt threads. I'll leave it running overnight and check it in the morning.

tommy b

 

Dan,

Went back a couple of pages and didn't see my thread so I started another.
I live in Palm Beach county about 20 minutes south of West Palm. There isn't much too this thing, I need to find a good exploded view of a T90 and I may try to tackle it.

Thanks

Marty

 

Dan,
Thanks for the help. I will get out and pick one up tomorrow. I still think it is some sort of a shifter problem. I can move the gears around and get all different one with the cover off but the second I put the cover back on all hell breaks loose. At leats if I pick up the mag I will have a better understanding of the interior.

 

DAn,

I even replaced the top cover assembly (shifter forks and all). I'm wondering if it is somthing with the way I'm installing it. Any special tricks you know of?

Thanks for all the help and if you get over to the east side I owe you a cold one

 

I finally figured it out, the collar? for the front fork was installed backwards by whomever had this jeep prior to me.

Thanks for all the input and help!!!!!!!!!!!

Marty