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Hi All,
'88--4.0-- manual five speed.
I would like to know how to bump start my jeep. I never owned a manual before and would like it if somebody would give me information on what to do.
Thanks,
Pigpen
hey Kid,
You should check the valve cover screws to see if they loosened up; About a week after I changed the valve cover gasket i started to leek on the injector side, It was the screws that loosened up. You don't need to torqe them down super tight but make sure they are tight.
Pigpen
Nope, A fuseable link is a wire that is really smaller and not rated for high current (think direct short circut) So it will burn out the wire and interurpt the circut, like blowing a fuse. Check your local auto parts store for fuseable link wire or try a junkyard. You may want to pick up...
Under the black plastic cover on the pasanger side of engine compartmant. Look for a bunch of wires on one stud. The wires are the fuseable links. They should feel like real plyable wires. Grab both ends of the wires one at a time and pull. If you find one that burnt out you will see the...
Well, on my '88 with command-trac it is a vaccum actuated switch. I think same set of lines that move the fork on front axel will actuate a switch on passanger side of fire wall it is blue and has both vaccum line(s) and electrcal wires on it.
HTH,
Pigpen
edit: it is under the turtle.
I agree with heyhar. Grab the wireing harness the same time you grab the header. (If your getting them at the pick and pull) I have a waggy header minus the grill and I am still looking for a grill to swap out my front.
pigpen