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Ford still makes the roll over valves and the grommets. ;)

My Scrambler got some screen time in this Moab video that was just posted at about 6:10 into it. :) I really need to get back to Moab........

Thanks. It works really good and wouldn't change a thing about it. I just wish that I had more wheeling pics of it but it's kinda hard taking pics from the drivers seat. ;)

Myself and two friends had a chance to get out and do some wheeling instead of dualsport riding this weekend in Florence AZ. This has been the first time I have had the Jeep out since the National. Man this thing works good... I just wish that I got more pictures.

John, you should update your Jeep with a LS some day because it's not like you will ever sell it. :)

I'd be good with cooled seats. :)

In the meantime, it sure is nice to have a Jeep that goes down the road at speed and not drive like an old school bus. Did I ever mention that heated seats are the best thing since sliced bread?

I would also go thru the flowchart for the heater diagnostics and wiring/ECU pinout and continuity which will also be in the OEM diagnostic flowchart.

Are you sure that the O2 wiring pinout is correct and the programming is correct for those O2 sensors?

By deleting the feedback, then you are defeating the purpose of fuel injection making conditional changes for you. Is it possible that you have wiring issues when you re-did the stock harness?

Time for an update.... Now that EJS is looming closer, it's time to start again with working on the Jeep but fortunately just the small stuff now. I have to tweek a few things like build a new steering box bracket to move the box forward a little more than it is now and a button head bolt for...

Just scotch pad the windings gently and go down the road. They probably have corrosion on them.

Open it up and make sure the wiper arm is on the winding

So why would the other ignition system not work?

I'd vote for initial piston to cylinder wall clearance issues combined with the long stroke rocking the piston in the bore.

Give Nemesis Industries a call. I was prototyping some aluminum corner guards for them.