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Made it to Arnold! Two hiccups of getting warm coming out of the bay, and again on a long slow grade. I have a heavy trailer, pulled over and let it idle and cooled in 5 minutes and I carried on for 100 miles no issues. The rest of the day no issues on the slow grade coming up from angels camp
Checked out underneath when I got here to discover gear oil leaking between the t case and transmission. Rear rubber drive line bushing is toast. Topped it off once and it's now clean oil everywhere.... up the creek lol
The engines happy! I've had to adjust the CPS and tone ring on the harmonic balancer once. Had a miss
8.5 mpg loaded roof rack and a 2 ton trailer.
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Holy moly Robert! So beautiful and shiny!
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What power steering pump is that?
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Saw this and had to share!
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On 9/3/2023 at 6:53 PM, Andrew Wood said:
I'm heading up early Friday morning and can pick up but I only have 1 seat open.
Hey I super appreciate the offer! I can make it up to camp or trailhead no prob, it's the fun stuff I would need a empty bed spot or something of the like.
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If the dice roll out to not having my rover ready, any chance there's a seat or two open for ride alongs?
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I have a little car with a good gear ratio, I can make it to most gate keepers no problem. Just the actual fun stuff I would need a seat or two for
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Hahahahahaha hahahahahahaha
I had the send/return fuel lines swapped.
Such an easy fix.
Now to put some pipes on it
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Speaking of trails, white pines has a couple ohv parks north of it, and a popular venue , blue mountain events center, a short ride up the logging roads. Just throwing more future trail ideas out there! I haven't explored them much myself and it would be nice to have a second vehicle if not more
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Intake plumbing.
Had great luck with the hardline to AN flares, till I cut the transmission cooler hardline too short to fit the captive and get the flare tool behind.
LR temp sensor is m12x1.5 thread and the housing is 1/8t npt. Either going to find one tapped for the sensor or drill and tap the one I have.
Harness time will be here soon.
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22 hours ago, Jethro said:
This is awesome! Kevin from Utah, who use to live in the bay is doing a LS swap on his D2 also and is planning on having it done for Rovicon.
I just bought a mig welder from Harbor Freight, looking forward to using it!
Would love to chat with them, and hey, appreciate the offer of your new mig, but I did find someone with a mig and 4 post lift today!
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Used a crows foot on a slim torque bar with lots of extensions to get to the torque conv bolts through the starter motor hole, but it's done!
Seriously though, looking at cheap welders. I have a spare Y pipe with no cats to swap in for high theft areas if need be. Would love to get both Y pipe LS and the front bumper, and some of those sewer cap duff guards Gustav has mentioned welded up
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Sorry I've been a ghost lately! Been busy with an RV headgasket, and the swap at the same time!
Honestly it's going smooth as can be. Couple of snapped off studs in the cheap marketplace block, little bit of rounding out some of the holes on the bell housing, but it's basic wrenching otherwise.
Couple of tips. Go ahead and buy the LS crank puller and installer. Only place to find an 8" metric bolt around here is ordering through Fastenal. Loan a tools don't have any bigger tools available, even to buy.
Friends thinning out the wiring harness, says it's as easy as can be after laying it all out. Plan for new loom though.
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Lucky8 has shipped my belly skid plate for the D2. Steering, tie rod, belly, and tank guards hopefully the tie rod and belly guard play nicely
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Last weekend was halted due to the heater and a breaker getting into a fight.
Attacking the little bits before getting under, I do have three 90° screwdrivers at home, I've never used them, so didn't bring them. Of course.... I proceeded to argue the radiator instead of doubling back. Don't think I saved any time hahaha
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Couldn't agree more, gonna mess around and find out. I have a back up plan of a non smog county if need be, but I can throw some time at getting it past bar first. Maybe in said county? Couldn't hurt to start where restrictions are already less.
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Yes, the cold frozen garage floor did hold up progress, but for for long, heater in the works.
Gm 4.8 out of the boot. rover wiggled into position, tomorrow I start the timer.
Learned I'm not getting out of the garage until I put the LR block in the boot. Stick with a 2" lift or keep stock wheels/tires around if you like garages lol.
Thank goodness for the raised roof. I had to remove the chain and use the hook on a tow strap as a sling to get the block up and crane low enough to slide out.
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D2 rear diff flange wasn't nice
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Getting the D1 swapped and the double double cardan on.
Had to get out the grinder and cutoff wheel, cut, chisel,cut
But it finally surrendered!