Great work Deepak. Makes great reading and is one of the threads one should refer to when building/restoring a Jeep. Quote:
Originally Posted by DKG I have asked the owner for a comprehensive list of petrol Jeep spares he has....
I will post it here so anyone wanting the same can access them
Infact ideally people across India can source these lists and share here. Lets start a new thread for that. |
Absolutely agree. Great initiative. Have already asked my spares guys to also give me a list with prices, so i can put it up too. Whoever gets the first list may start a new thread and post the list on it. Quote:
Originally Posted by DKG At times when cruising it almost feels like a electric motor !!
All of a sudden now I am aware of small noises coming from the bonnet hook or the jerry can making a noise in its holder. Never ever paid attention to all this.
I would highly recommend all CJ3B owners to atleast once drive a petrol verison to know what their car's true character is.
I am yet to implement Mr. Dhabhar's recommendation for the fuel regulator, will do it shortly as I suspect the fuel pump pressure is too high and causing the carb to flood when I switch off the engine.
I have also noticed that it helps to place a washer or two in the oil pressure relief valve spring seat to increase oil pressure. | Quote:
Originally Posted by bunty Hi DKG,
We cranked the Jeep at hand yesterday. It started on the first attempt. This after being idle for atleast 3 years. Name a diesel that can do that. And to listen to the exhaust notes. PURE BLISS... |
Guys, could you both post a video clip of your respective jeeps cranking, idling and then being revved?
It will give us all an idea of what a Hurricane engine should and does sound like. Quote:
Originally Posted by bunty My mechanic arranged to get the 32 PBIC Carb from Delhi. Its brand new, but not Solex. Some company called KAPCCO. Do you have any idea what that is? Not that it has caused any problem.
I need to change my fuel tank. In your posts, you did mention that you too had problem finding a fuel tank. Any luck? Please share. |
I read on some thread that KAPPCO is a total no no. It is a replica of the Solex but does not work like the Solex. I think it was either UBSji or Behrambhai who had made the statement. Maybe they can elaborate.
My old Solex carb's butterfly has also developed a play. I have given it for repairs to a supposed Solex specialist. Lets see hoe it turns out and what the cost of the repair is. Maybe we can then resurrect our carbs and save them.
Deepak, i was also thinking of putting on tractor tyres on my CJ but then as you said, they are best suited strictly for OTRs. I was thinking of investing in a set of Gypsy rims with Radials for light OTRs where slush is not involved (will there ever be such and OTR? ![Big Grin](https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.png) ) and swap them with the NDMS when i would expect to encounter hard core mud and slush. As of now im going to put on & 7:00-16 NDMS.
There is a tyre available with MRF in 6:00-16 calledthe MRF Safari. It is an NDMS with a tread in the contact spot. Check it out.
There is also a Birla BT669 [JEEP TYRE] which is also available in the same size i.e. 6:00-16
Would any of these be a better bet than the Normal NDMS type?
Please let us know after you take a test of these tractor tyres. ![O.T.](https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/images/smilies/Off Topic.gif) Did a see a fawn Great Dane and a brown Dobberman in the background?
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