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Rusty bump stop cups
- Darren Hall
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25 Nov 2012 18:17 #54151
by Darren Hall
Hi one and all from this UK Jimny driver.
I am wondering if you guys could answer a small query - my 2000 jimny has rather rusty bump stop cups - I know if I call in the garage they will huff n puff and say it is about time to trade her in for a new model but I will be buggered if that is happening to such a great little ride.
My question is - how would you guys go about fitting new cups - can I buy them as a panel or do I have to cut them from a junker - If they can be bought, where might I get them????.
Cheers.
D Hall
Rusty bump stop cups was created by Darren Hall
Hi one and all from this UK Jimny driver.
I am wondering if you guys could answer a small query - my 2000 jimny has rather rusty bump stop cups - I know if I call in the garage they will huff n puff and say it is about time to trade her in for a new model but I will be buggered if that is happening to such a great little ride.
My question is - how would you guys go about fitting new cups - can I buy them as a panel or do I have to cut them from a junker - If they can be bought, where might I get them????.
Cheers.
D Hall
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28 Nov 2012 18:29 #54368
by j999pre
Cheers for the plug reaper. I have a few bits but no bump stop cones sorry. To be honest I've only ever broke one jimny, reaper knows which one.
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Replied by j999pre on topic Rusty bump stop cups
reaper wrote: How bad are they ? Patch them up and paint or if worse fab some up and replace
Have a word with breakers if making them isnt an option
J999pre on the forum normally has a few jims he is breaking
Cheers for the plug reaper. I have a few bits but no bump stop cones sorry. To be honest I've only ever broke one jimny, reaper knows which one.
Gold Jimny the best colour (sold)
Big red Jimny 32" tyres, arbs, cage 5:1 transfer etc. (Sold)
Grey pick up Jimny
Turbo m13a, arbs, floating rear shafts, disc conversion rear, vented front conversion. 245 70 16. Winch, 3" lift, 4:16 trans hd shafts and CVS
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