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    Quote Originally Posted by gmwillys View Post
    Close is alright. Pipe temperatures are not too bad, just don't repair a brake leak until the exhaust cools down.

    Here is some links to some folks with the same type of questions.

    http://forums.g503.com/viewtopic.php?t=89648

    http://www.willysmjeeps.com/v2/modul...ewtopic&t=9472

    http://www.surplusjeep.com/M38A1/Ima...0-%20M38A1.jpg
    damn, worried about something did not need to worry about, just thought it was awful close

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    Much better to worry about something that turns out to be no big deal than the other way around!

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    there is a shield that separates the master cylinder from the heat source of the exh manifold pipe, due to its age it is probably asbestos, and it only shields the master cyl from heat. a new one costs 50.00 us dollars, i have the old one, it is somewhat beat up but usable. would you all use the old one?? could be replaced at a later date easy enough onlly two bolts secure it.
    https://www.kaiserwillys.com/new-mas...cj-3b-5-m38-a1

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    The original shield will do just fine. If it does have asbestos then it will do a much better job of dispersing any heat away from the master cylinder. Somewhere in my stash, I have an old pair of asbestos welding gloves. They are the best gloves I have ever used. Most of the heeps I have dealt with, the heat shields were either missing, or rusted away.
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    Busted exhaust studs and head bolts and other stuff...

    I'm hijacking a thread here, but this subject has come up so often I guess this is a good place to share it:

    https://www.hagerty.com/articles-vid...r-broken-bolts

    Of course this doesn't work as easily as the video with 800 pound cast iron blocks and broken exhaust studs...

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    transmission seal....
    been reading some unfortunate reports on the seal that kaiser provides for the front end of transmission, that is just fails> also was told that novak has a seal/bearing to replace the thing that is a upgrade. you guys know more of this than i do, and taking the transmission down i found that 1st/reverse gear has some damage. needs to replace, now this transmission bought separate from orignial motor so ii is quite possible that this has some damage unlike the motor....

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    The sealing surface has a lot to do with the input shaft condition. I typically buy my seals from a place,(National Bearing) that sells bearings and seals. They can match up a national seal to match just about everything, and is a whole lot cheaper than a parts house. I don't have one close by to me currently, but is a couple of hours away. Novak would be high up on my list of vendors. They have well made fabricated parts, and keep good seals in stock. The unit bearing/seal would be cheap insurance to prevent you from having to tear out the transmission again.

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    "" cheap insurance to prevent you from having to tear out the transmission again.""THAT IS MY THOUGHT since i will be leaving this to either daughter of son , (will let them figure that out) dont want to not have it as correct and right as i can make it. think am going with novak

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    i have one of Kaiser's exhaust hanger kits,,,, 3 hangers and 3 muffler clamps, just how are these put on?

    https://www.kaiserwillys.com/new-exh...3b-5-m38-m38a1

    and am starting to look at the steering. sheesh lots of little parts that really add up..... i have the long worm gear shaft, a new wheel, and the original gear box (actually have two of them) do you think they might have come up with a little easier horn mechanism??? mechanical switch at the bottom and a long rod that goes inside the tube, damn
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    The exhaust hangers that you have are a generic fit all type of hangers. They will work just fine, but will need to be tweaked to fit your needs. Here a couple of blurbs concerning exhaust fitments.

    http://www.willysmjeeps.com/v2/modul...ewtopic&t=9089

    http://www.willysmjeeps.com/v2/modul...asc&highlight=

    The horn button assembly can try your patience. This is why most all horns do not work, and have an external horn button installed. You'll be able to get it handled, and will be happy with your effort.

    "" cheap insurance to prevent you from having to tear out the transmission again.""THAT IS MY THOUGHT since i will be leaving this to either daughter of son , (will let them figure that out) dont want to not have it as correct and right as i can make it. think am going with novak. You'll be happy with their quality. I have one daughter, and two heeps. I tell her that she can have one, and then the other will be for my Viking funeral. Just put my carcass behind the wheel, set it a blaze, and let it roll across the back forty.
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