Fixing Up A New Isuzu Trooper

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @robertmack7947
    @robertmack7947 5 месяцев назад +1

    Trooper is looking great. Love my 1986. If your gas tank doesn’t hold up, I used a brand new tank for an 80’s era Jeep CJ. Practically bolted right up to the trooper. Keep up the good work.

    • @jacksonodonal7960
      @jacksonodonal7960  5 месяцев назад

      Wow! I wish I knew that before I bought a rust free tank a while ago. Totally would have tried that but that’s great to know for future projects

  • @philgriswold2133
    @philgriswold2133 Год назад +1

    I would guess the parking brakes and fuel tank are common issues. I bought a 1989 out of the TN mountains, so I had a little rust, but nothing like yours. Me parking brakes turned out to be the two cables were both frozen up, so I bought new ones and fixed that issue. The tank is next and the video gave me a lot of first hand info. Thanks a lot.

    • @jacksonodonal7960
      @jacksonodonal7960  Год назад

      Yeah your welcome and yeah mine ended up being rusted out in the back which I wasn’t expecting but it’s got a lot of miles and from New Hampshire so it saw a lot of salt.

  • @johnhanselman6371
    @johnhanselman6371 Год назад +1

    Keep up the good work !!!

    • @jacksonodonal7960
      @jacksonodonal7960  Год назад

      Thanks this was definitely a ton of work and I hope you enjoyed watching it. Love when people comment so thanks and do you have an Isuzu trooper too?

  • @alainmarcoux4156
    @alainmarcoux4156 Год назад +2

    Sorry, but copper tubing is not allowed for brake lines.

    • @jacksonodonal7960
      @jacksonodonal7960  Год назад

      I mean maybe your from a place where it’s different which is interesting but copper plated brake lines are the best around here. They don’t rust so it’s amazing.