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The Official "What The Heck Is This?" Thread

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by Focker, Feb 19, 2016.

  1. Nov 1, 2017
    jeepstar

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    i will measure it...
     
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    PeteL

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    Doughnut Holder, obviously.
     
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    Howard Eisenhauer

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    Looks like a backup marker to me, which seems a bit silly in an open topped jeep.
     
  4. Nov 14, 2017
    1947cj2a

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    Anybody know what this bracket above the generator is for?
    [​IMG]
     
  5. Nov 14, 2017
    FinoCJ

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    can't see the pic - don't know if other can or cannot?
     
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    timgr

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    Works for me - I'd guess a plow pump bracket, but I don't know the plow hardware on a F134.
     
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    ITLKSEZ

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    It's the adjuster you'll use when you put a power steering pump on your F-head. ;)

    From what I remember, the plow pump strapped to the generator and didn't have that type of tensioner.
     
  8. Nov 14, 2017
    1947cj2a

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    makes sense since this thing had a plow. Thanks!
     
  9. Nov 14, 2017
    PeteL

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    I'll second that.
     
  10. Nov 19, 2017
    tomasinator

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    Anyone recognize this auxiliary tank in my '68 CJ5? The fuel pickup/sensor was totally rusted out. I took it to O'Reilly's to get a replacement. They had to do research so I left it with them. I've called a couple of times with no progress. If I knew what the tank came out of, I could just order a new pickup from Rock Auto or somewhere else.
     

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    timgr

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    '73-75 CJ-5. Could be '76-77 but I think it's '73-75. Same sending unit is used for both, Jeep PN 994620 superceded by 5357046.
     
  12. Nov 19, 2017
    rusty

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    Tim is correct, 73 , 75.
     
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    ojgrsoi

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    Is this a factory jack or some after market unit? It was in the tool box of my 70 when I bought it. I found it (and my hood hold down:oops:) when I cleaned the garage this afternoon. Nothing like Fockers but I did shake my rattle cans in preparation for winter.
    [​IMG]
     
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    WYOMIKE

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    Don't think so. This is what mine original one looked like for a 71

    Mike

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    Admiral Cray

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    It looks very similar to my '72 Blazer's stock jack...
     
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    baldjosh

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    I just laughed out loud at this one...love it!:rofl:
     
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    timgr

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    Looks identical to the jack that came with my 1965 Ford F100. Also comes with a 2-section folding crank that fits into the receptacle on the jack.
     
  18. Nov 24, 2017
    Keys5a

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    WYOMIKE's jack pictured is the correct original one from at least 1964 through 1970 CJs. The range may run both earlier and later, but I am positive for the years stated. They came either dark green or black.
    Mark, I had an old '69 Dodge A100 van years ago that had your same jack, but don't know if it was original to that vehicle. It had a folding crank handle about 4' long with a sliding sleeve to hold it straight to operate the jack.
    -Donny
     
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    ojgrsoi

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    Thanks all. I didn't want to junk it if it was OEM. I think you're right on Mike's photo. I knew I'd seen a short rusty jack but couldn't find the image. (y)
     
  20. Nov 25, 2017
    Keys5a

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    I happened across a very similar jack as posted by ojgsol that is on ebay (item #1325 5876 6591). Its listed as a military piece for the M38/M38a-1, and their illustration shows this type used on an A-1. The one on eBay appears to have a die-cast housing and an additional "foot" attached, likely for soft ground.
    Anyone have info on the eBay jack?
    -Donny
     
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