Build Your Willys: Master Cylinder Removal
Kaiser Willys How to remove the brake master cylinder from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. Build Your Willys: Master Cylinder…
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Build Your Willys: Generator/Alternator Removal
How to remove the alternator from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. Build Your Willys: Generator/Alternator Removal To remove…
Build Your Willys: Ignition Coil Removal
How to remove the pedal pad from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. Build Your Willys: Ignition Coil Removal…
Willys Jeep Parts Q&A: Distributor Assembly
Complete Distributor Assembly 6 or 12 volt For 41-71 Jeep & Willys with 4-134 engine Direct Willys Jeep replacement for all 6 or 12 volt systems. Comes complete with cap,…
Build Your Willys: Pedal Shaft Removal
How to remove the pedal cross shaft from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. To remove the brake &…
Build Your Willys: Pedal Pad Removal
How to remove the pedal pads from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. 1. First, remove the cotter pin…
Build Your Willys: Body Tub Removal
How to remove the body tub from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. * Safety Warning: To prevent a…
Build Your Willys: Steering Gear Removal
How to remove the steering gear from your Willys Jeep – Part of an ongoing “Jeep” disassembly and restoration series sponsored by Kaiser Willys. 1. To remove the steering assembly,…
Front End Removal: Build Your Willys
1: Hood Removal To remove the hood from your jeep, begin by unfastening the hood latches on the left and right sides of the vehicle. Raise the hood carefully and…
Steven Casella’s 1952 Willys M38 Jeep
I purchased this 1952 M38 when I worked in Newport, RI in 1983. Although the jeep was not cannibalized it had a frozen engine and was in desperate need of…