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Got another one
#701788
03/01/06 04:46 PM
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Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 2
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Need a Spot
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Well I just picked up another Suzuki Samurai 1988 the only disappointment is that it is not any ware near as nice as the last one I had. Everything shakes rattles and vibrates in this one from the steering to the to the drive train so I'm going to have to do some major repairs on this one. it feels like there is not much clutch left is it hard to replace one ? and the transmission ( standard ) seems to jump and move when you give it gas and let off I donÆt remember the old zuki doing that ( It does not come out of gear just maybe a loose trans mount or something ?? ) I would like to lift it but not go to expensive any suggestions there and put some nice tire and wheel combo I am thinking 4 inches of lift and 31 inch tires Is that possible without allot of changes ? Oh ya the top has a rip in it is there a suggestion as to where to find a good one used or new? Any help would be appreciated in this matter Thank you. P.S. By the way I am new to the forum but you will see me from time to time thank you for reading my post.
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Re: Got another one
[Re: ALPMAN]
#701789
03/01/06 10:09 PM
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Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 247
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The two most important things would be the steering and the tranny mount. The steering can be fixed up in most cases by getting the tires balanced and an alignment done. If it still shakes, then you may need to rebuild the knuckles. The tranny mount is going to be easy - replace the mount because it sounds like it is torn apart.
Bill ---------------------------- God Forgives, Rocks Don't...
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Re: Got another one
[Re: ALPMAN]
#701790
03/03/06 09:03 PM
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Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 145
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as far as lifting it i would do a basic spoa since you want to keep it cheap look at aftermarket4x4.com sean is a great guy and he will do you right as far as a top i just got a new top from pavement ends for like 150 i think i cant remember but it is a good top and stay away from the ebay specials a good friend of mine got burnt bad on one of those and the clutch cable may just need to be adjusted
take a look at these websites
<a href="www.roadlessgear.com" target="_blank">roadless gear</a>
<a href="www.zuwharrie.com" target="_blank">zuwharrie</a> these guys are very informative and can help alot with tech and ideas
<a href="www.aftermarket4x4.com" target="_blank">aftermarket4x4.com </a>
i know zuwharrie is the best suzuki based forum on the net i love the wire for my rodeo but the suzuki forum isnt as populated there is a new post like once a month here
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if it don't fit, force it if it breaks, it needed to be replaced anyway
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Re: Got another one
[Re: ALPMAN]
#701791
03/23/06 06:54 AM
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Anonymous
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as far as replacing the clutch, it's pretty easy, lots of room the work with on the samurai compared to a lot of vehicles, just it's a 4 wheel...so be prepared to take a lot of things off...
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