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88 Jeep MJ 2WD Front Wheel Bearing/Brake Replacement
1988 Jeep Comanche MJ Renix 2.5L I4 2WD AX-4 4 Speed
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Bro so happy your making vids still! They have helped me many times on my 89 XJ. About to take the BA10 out and slap a AX15 in. Yay
@slyjeeper
2 жыл бұрын
Are you using the same bolts that mate the ba10 to the 4.0 on the ax15?
Shut up dude! You just saved me countless hours of researching for proper parts. Doing a similar tune up so Thank you Sir
Thanks for the video im sure it will come in handy for my MJ someday
I bought a 90 metric ton MJ from a kid who lifted it and was converting it to 4x4. He put in the front axle, but never changed the transmission. I've just been running it like that since it runs decent. I put a Torsen diff in the D44 rear and it works very well. I'm about to go to the store to get plugs so I can remove the front inner axle shafts and get better mileage. You are honestly my favorite guy on YT. And it's not just because we have semi matching XJs and MJs. Glad you didn't bust your nuts with that brake drum! That's an awkward and painful trip to the hospital right there... 😬
just want to say thanks for all the videos past present and future. couldnt help but feel that was me ' open ing ' that rotor box. 😂
Nice to know your still alive Nick!
Just watched your vid alongside my own front brake replacement. Pretty much got the same parts and everything worked very well. Thanks a bunch
Been there a couple of times with my '90 cherokee. Key is to grease the crap out of the bearing and axle stem so they won't dry out and heat up causing the bearings to fail. Luckily I'm in AZ so I don't have any rust. I would love to find a cheap MJ. At least I know I could fix everything. Some credit due to your videos over the years!
Been waiting!! Love your vidz nick. Your personality is like no other on the tubes. Pro tip! Wedge a stick or 2x4 or some kind of thing between the seat and the brake pedal to engage the master cylinder plunger, you won’t lose near as much fluid. Unless your planning to do a flush.
still the only channel I have notifications on for. I see nick, I click. (bars)
Thanks for the parts info. I’ve been searching for that for awhile.
Yeah buddy good to see another video!
And he lives to make another video..😁😁👍👍
Exelent !!!....good video, regards from Santiago de Chile 🇨🇱
The struggles of working on rusty junk in your driveway. I feel the pain.
South jersey? Man we’re jeeping neighbors!
How about a front axle swap to a WJ axle and brakes,,,twin piston calipers, ,
I thought they were all hubs even the 2wds. My 98 2wd Cherokee had hub bearings in the front
I'm sensing another build in the works 🤔
@NickInTimeFilms
2 жыл бұрын
More of a street restoration then anything, makes a great little hauler. Especially with the way gas prices are now a days.
You were lucky you caught that before it snapped your spindle
That goddamn mattress is going to outlive me
@NickInTimeFilms
2 жыл бұрын
Hahahaha, I love it. Best scrap I've ever held on to.
Hola Nick tengo problemas con mi sensor map, lo cambié y apenas le conecto la manguera de vacío se me apaga el jeep ¿Qué puede ser?
@NickInTimeFilms
2 жыл бұрын
The MAP sensor vacuum line should be plugged in before you start the engine.
@miniemouse2750
2 жыл бұрын
@@NickInTimeFilms si está enchufada antes, el motor prende un rato y de ahí se apaga
@miniemouse2750
2 жыл бұрын
La manguera está enchufada al map. Cuando prendo el jeep, está un rato encendido y de ahí se apaga
Did FedEx just chuck those boxes out of the truck on the way by your house?
@NickInTimeFilms
2 жыл бұрын
Hahahah right?! Makes me wonder what every person thought as they tossed it down the line.
@michaelschoenau3305
2 жыл бұрын
@@NickInTimeFilms lol they just rolled it on by. When I get parts for my bronco, I cringe at the sight of a box with rounded corners. I appreciate that your videos show those things happen and how old vehicles are fun to work on but torment you at the same time.