While doing the smaller projects last year and enjoying the Jeep, it became evident that the syncros in the tranny were in need of replacement. Also a compression check indicated that cylinders 2 & 3 were below minimum and hence implied an engine rebuild would be required. Over the last few months we spent some time planning a complete engine and transmission
rebuild project. An excellent ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEizFcUmonWM6x30r196eGl48xal1hR510SVykVAPAsh3znQ__2wdbae07Z5KIheZ9mXSL6T_bsqD4T9BrzIy4wThMbdTob5Bx0Bjv2H8T3bY2Wa1GSxGbYJUoS0BtKyBHQSjq95WgEnZ7s/s320/P5070199.JPG)
learning opportunity for the boys. Well last weekend we finally started it.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjSV9IfRyaRO45t8ZeS0oqg2ydtu5keEg2W9vQ__OEAMlkRitEZsf8xUy98iY1fBZOEIfwkpJzvGVaZhgRG7YhQWcWJ5MaF_oXhd9f8y40qINLKRcGAd-A_ZFlVJYH_1NEF4d-LBDaCHvQ/s320/IMG_0355.JPG)
I won't go into all the details, but we spent ~9 hours disconnecting everything from the engine and transmission, removing the exhaust system, pulling the driveshafts and removing the transfer case. Then yesterday we pulled the engine/transmission out as a unit, split them apart, mounted the engine on a stand and started to disassemble it. Plenty more things to do and photos to come.........
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