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Where To Find Parts

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by sparky, Sep 27, 2004.

  1. Howard Eisenhauer

    Howard Eisenhauer Administrator Staff Member

    For this sort of stuff I source the artwork on the net & laser print it onto vinyl or water decal sheets which you should be able to find on the net or better business supply stores.
     
  2. tripilio

    tripilio Proud American!

    Where can I find the gaskets for dana 25 warn locking hubs?
     
  3. Focker

    Focker That's a terrible idea...What time? Staff Member

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  4. TIm E

    TIm E Aggressively average

    If they are the M54 hubs (cast in the finger hole recess on the part you turn), Focker is right that the 7300 kit gaskets will fit.
     
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  5. tripilio

    tripilio Proud American!

    I would probably use RTV or make my own gaskets (I have done that before). They are not identified with any special casting on the dial. Any particular RTV recommended? I don't need all the extra parts in the kit, all I need are the paper gaskets that go in between the two aluminum bodies.

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  6. Focker

    Focker That's a terrible idea...What time? Staff Member

    Black should be fine.
     
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  7. tripilio

    tripilio Proud American!

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  8. tripilio

    tripilio Proud American!

    Does anyone knows where to find a glovebox button for a 62 cj5? Thanks!
     
  9. jzeber

    jzeber Well-Known Member 2022 Sponsor

    i put up a WTB here and got one in a couple days.
     
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  10. JeepinLee

    JeepinLee New Member

    Searched majority of the links in the thread and still can’t find a complete brake overhaul kit for a 69. Most kits say they’re for 66 and older? Anyone know where to find a kit at? Still not sure if I need everything but why not replace it all while it’s apart
     
  11. fyrmn

    fyrmn Member 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    Call Walcks. They are very helpful
     
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  12. timgr

    timgr We stand on the shoulders of giants. 2022 Sponsor

    What do you mean by "complete brake overhaul kit?" That's not a term that I would apply. Typically you can (could?) buy hardware kits (aka spring kits) and cylinder rebuild kits. I don't see a hardware kit on RockAuto but I see most everything else you might need under brakes. Return springs may be missing from the listing but you may not need those. You can test springs by dropping from waist height on a concrete floor. A good spring will click when it hits, like a pebble, and a bad spring will buzz.
     
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  13. JeepinLee

    JeepinLee New Member

    By complete overhaul kits I mean all the brake parts shoes, cylinders, springs, drums, and master cylinder. That’s what several websites include in what they call over haul kits
     
  14. timgr

    timgr We stand on the shoulders of giants. 2022 Sponsor

    Not a packaging that I am familiar with, though I have not worked parts counter for over 20 years. Seems to me like a particularly bad deal for the customer, likely containing many parts they don't really need and implying that they need to replace everything in the kit. Brake service is not like an engine overhaul... I kinda think engine overhaul kits have a similar problem, selling you parts you likely don't need and possibly not including what you do need. Better to go ala carte. JMO.

    I expect, for an old and oddball car like this, you will have to buy the parts that you want separately and not in a kit. Your problem will be finding the parts for sale anywhere, much less in convenient kit form.
     
  15. FinoCJ

    FinoCJ 1970 CJ5 Staff Member

    For the rear 10" brakes on my 70...I got all the pieces separately from NAPA. There are a couple springs that were not available but I was able to clean up an re-use the old ones.
     
  16. 65seejayfive

    65seejayfive Blazin’ new trails

    Tripilio,
    I know this is a little late to your original post but thought I’d share this if anyone else is looking. I bought mine here:

    Front Wheel Drive Flange Gasket Fits 41-71 Jeep & Willys

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  17. 65CJ5 SRD

    65CJ5 SRD Member

    That comcast URL for my website is way out of date! Use: CJ5 Jeep® Pages now. I had to move the entire site ages ago when comcast decided to stop hosting user websites.
     
  18. ITLKSEZ

    ITLKSEZ Hope for the best, prepare for the worst

    Wix Filters website has a cool tool where you can look up filters by size. It even tells you the application(s) your chosen filter was used in.

    Catalogs
     
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  19. tripilio

    tripilio Proud American!

    Does anyone have a source for the dowel bolts (3/8-24) that align the F134 bell housing to the block? Thanks!
     
  20. Cowboyjeeper

    Cowboyjeeper Member

    Anyone know where to get or have restored a 0-9 speedo? I like that early style speedo, mine works except for the needle. Temp fuel and the odometer work.