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Thanks for sharing. I had that site bookmarked too, saw it was gone last month. Lots of good information.

I'm sure you know this, but just in case. When connecting those new fittings, tighten the connection, then back it off 90 degrees and retighten, then do it two more times.

I just came across this, if you are still looking. https://rocky-road.com/shop/jeep-cj-snowplow/

Here is the link: https://painlessperformance.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/90513.pdf Alternators start on page 109 - hope it helps

If i recall, Painless Wiring Harness Installation Manual has a detailed write-up for various alternators. If you don't find it online, i can get it when I get home.

When it comes to working on the Scrambler, my most valuable tool is CJ-8.com. I am grateful for all the knowledge, insights, and lessons learned that are shared on this forum. My project has taken a lot longer than planned, but I'd be even further behind without the valuable information...

That was my first thought. UFO landing.

Great Pics! What the heck is that??

Thanks for sharing! Look forward to the videos and your after thoughts.

A little more info from when jumped through the same process a while baclk. https://www.cj-8.com/threads/axle-ratio.52602/

Truly unimaginable, prayers for you and your family.

That's really cool, nicely done!

I asked. Inquired about easy trail rides, that's when they said no gravel or dirt roads. They would have written it if I had not asked.

When I spoke with them, not even a gravel road was acceptable, couldn't leave pavement. So much for their "more driving freedom" marketing slogan...

Welcome to club! Anything you need to know, you will likely find it here.