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Last Updated 04/28/08
We now have Pertronix electronic ignition kits for your LJ10 and 20's (plus Carry) They are very easy to install. Check them out!
We rebuild LJ20 and LJ10 engines. Click here for more info.
Having problems with your oil lines, maybe seeing bubbles in the lines. Here is a good way to find out what is causing them and how to fix the problem, in the How To section.
Need new pistons for your LJ10? We have them in stock! They come in Standard, 0.5 and 1.0 - With rings and pins.
Need new or used parts for your LJ? Go to the forums and contact "stevec" he has them in stock or he can get them, Or you can just email him
How To Section! In-depth articles with pictures on how to rebuild your engine, transmission, wheel cylinders, flasher replacement, CV Joints, carburetors, transfer case, and more. NEW! Putting disc brakes on your LJ!
If you are wanting to buy/sell an LJ or parts, contact jimny@lj10.com and/or stevec@lj10.com
Modesett is the company that made the roll bars for the LJ10 and 20's for IEC they also made the tow bars. Here is a look at a tow bar for those of you that haven't seen one.
We contacted the original owners of IEC, here is what we learned
Jumpin Jimny An review by, Scott Fabisch
We have a nice little collection of magazine articles about LJ's.
Miscellaneous:
Bill Hutchison is back at it again. He just sent us a new Power Point presentation for the LJ PTO on his LJ20 Or if you have MS Power Point, here is the whole file to download. Bill Hutchison, wchutc3@aol.com is rebuilding his LJ20 crank and is taking notes and pictures of how it comes apart etc. If you have Microsoft Power Point download the file. If you don't it can be viewed on your browser, give it time to load. Bill also has a few options on his LJ and is sharing what they are and how they work. The four wheel drive shift pattern stickers that are placed between the seats just behind the transfer gear shifter. Or download the MS PPt File. LJ's used by the Japanese Army? Bill Hutchison looks at one that might just be. This is in Microsoft© PPT format, the best way to view it is to click on the "Slide Show" button at the bottom right of the page, then just click your left mouse button or push your "Space Bar" to change the page. You can download it to view if you have Power Point© here.
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