Where I am at as far as parts replaced:
- fixed the temperature gauge (disco sensor)
-spray painted the hood and pass side bare metal showing
-replaced window seals
-replaced spark plugs
-attempted at breaking the bolt on oil filter adapter, no luck.
-started on lift
Front came out fairly easy. Didn't need a strut spring compressor to take it out but definitely needed it putting the new ones in. No broke bolts, no power tools. I sprayed pb blaster on all the bolts I saw earlier that week. I installed the steering stabilizer when I had everything out and that was a bit of a pain but the pitman arm puller and pb blaster did the trick..
I started on the rear today while waiting to figure out what shocks are going in it and got the rear shocks out clean with no broken bolts.
I loosened the bolts on the rear leave springs, those bolts were interesting and I haven't gotten the leaf out yet. Apparently, you must remove the shackle bc the bolt for the rear eye is too long soo.. I started working on that and it was uncooperative so I sprayed all that with pb blaster and I'll come back to it when I get more time (I really only have time to work on it when the family is asleep or weekends assuming they aren't interrupting me or having me run them on errands.. )
This jeep has been in west texas an has very little rust which has been awesome. I've not encountered any issues with broken bolts but I still have a few left to take care of. So that's where I am at in this.
- fixed the temperature gauge (disco sensor)
-spray painted the hood and pass side bare metal showing
-replaced window seals
-replaced spark plugs
-attempted at breaking the bolt on oil filter adapter, no luck.
-started on lift

Front came out fairly easy. Didn't need a strut spring compressor to take it out but definitely needed it putting the new ones in. No broke bolts, no power tools. I sprayed pb blaster on all the bolts I saw earlier that week. I installed the steering stabilizer when I had everything out and that was a bit of a pain but the pitman arm puller and pb blaster did the trick..

I started on the rear today while waiting to figure out what shocks are going in it and got the rear shocks out clean with no broken bolts.

I loosened the bolts on the rear leave springs, those bolts were interesting and I haven't gotten the leaf out yet. Apparently, you must remove the shackle bc the bolt for the rear eye is too long soo.. I started working on that and it was uncooperative so I sprayed all that with pb blaster and I'll come back to it when I get more time (I really only have time to work on it when the family is asleep or weekends assuming they aren't interrupting me or having me run them on errands.. )
This jeep has been in west texas an has very little rust which has been awesome. I've not encountered any issues with broken bolts but I still have a few left to take care of. So that's where I am at in this.