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98 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) - Head Removal For Rebuild

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Rebuilding the head on my TJ
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12 point deep sockets for head bolts
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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@vayabroder729 3 года назад

That motor has been well used but also well maintained. Looking good.

@danpearson1960 3 года назад

I love when you said shit I about fell out laughing. Did you give away the super clean

@Jerod_Helt 3 года назад

Thanks buddy! Not yet, the winner for the super clean will be announced at the end of Sunday’s update video👍

@stansizemore3211 2 года назад

great vid I have a 2000 tj that I am 95% sure I have a blown head gasket or worse . I don't think I will tackle it, getting to old to remember things. But it was great watching you and not having to listen to over kill B.S.

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@fractalrender 3 года назад

Looks like cil 6 has sucked the valve up. And second also but seals fine it looks. Good luck with the head rebuild. Also start on the 356 cant wait to see chop the roof!!!

@KristopherVillamor 3 года назад

Awesome video, thank you for sharing this. Any tips you would recommend to someone looking to perform this service for the first time? I'm particularly worried about stripping threads or rounding out bolts/nuts

@Shift1dwn5up 3 года назад

Thanks for the vid.Over all, how long did this process take you to complete.

@Jerod_Helt 3 года назад

I spent a day taking it apart. Took about a week for the head to be rebuilt, then spent a day putting it back together👍

@Shift1dwn5up 3 года назад

@@Jerod_Helt Gotcha. Ive already got a new complete head for mine.Im on the fence on doing the job myself or paying a shop to do it.Never got that deep into motorwork lol.Waiting on a quote from my local shop.May end up giving it a whirl.Anyway thanks for the quick response.