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Thanks! I figured the engine paint would also hold up well to GA heat and whatever I happen to come across.
Taking the picture made me realize that the headlight washer piece is missing and the passenger-side lights are taking on water! I guess that will need to be addressed next. There's always something....
This was a complete pain in the *ss and probably the messiest job I have ever done. Because the transfer case drain plug was so close to the cross member, I had to make an adapter with enough clearance to remove it. Glad this is over. Now onto the idler pulley and cleaning up the rain gutters.
1/2 adapter cut down
Cleaning the gutters Bearing is rattling and looks shot. the idler pulley.
While you are messing about with your pulleys, check your tensioner pulley. I found my plastic tensioner pulley was so bad that I could see through the cracks and made the bearing rattle.
I replaced it with a metal pulley Gates #ER6439.
Last edited by JUKE179r; Oct 21, 2019 at 03:06 AM.
This was a complete pain in the *ss and probably the messiest job I have ever done. Because the transfer case drain plug was so close to the cross member, I had to make an adapter with enough clearance to remove it. Glad this is over. Now onto the idler pulley and cleaning up the rain gutters.
the idler pulley.
Why didn’t you just remove the cross member? It’s only 8 10mm bolts
Started this the other day. I had some 11guage steel laying around so I’m using that. It is heavier than I’d like but it’s 39 lbs and I don’t have the spare on the back anymore which saves about 90 lbs so..