Re: JPOR: Piston removal

[Obi-Wan <bvh@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>> You guys will get sick of me before I'm done with this project...
> 
> Not likely.  I'm just picturing you lying under your Jeep.  "Hmmm... Well, 
> let's just unbolt this.... Stuck... Get the hammer.... There.  Hmmm...do I 
> really need to do it how the book says?  Lemme post this to the list and see 
> what the guys have to say."

Yeah, that's pretty accurate.  I'm trying to avoid unnecessary work
so I can get this thing back on the road ASAP.  It doesn't look like
I'll be driving it to Colorado on the 22nd like I'd hoped, though.
Oh well, at least I'll have a much more reliable engine when I'm done
with it.  I'm also learning a heck of a lot.  Maybe _next_ year I'll
get to tow with it...

Per Jay's (?) suggestion, I'll drop by B&N tonight & see if I can
find a book on rebuilding AMC V8's.  Maybe that'll reduce the number
of theory questions I send you guys.

> Mo (I'm enjoying this thread)

If it's entertainment you're looking for, you should see the sunburn
I got while working under the Wag yesterday.  Only the lower half of
my right leg got burned -- that was the only part of me that wasn't
underneath the Jeep for three hours.  (Yes, it's in the garage, but
I backed it in, so now both the Jeep & the garage door face south.)

			-- Obi-Wan
			   '95.5 YJ, '77 Wag (undergoing bypass surgery)

-- 
Ben "Obi-Wan" Hollingsworth                                   obiwan@jedi.com
Many people don't understand this type of devotion; in fact some think of our
mindset as a sickness or as an aberration of the human mind. -- Rick Pewe
              Anybody want to buy a Jeep XJ Dana 44 rear axle?