Unless I am thinking of the wrong seal (like the one inbetween the transmission and the TC, if there is one there)... then you did a whole lot of work for nothing. I replaced my output seal on the extension (cone) part that comes out the back to the driveaxle.
All you have to do is remove the 4 bolts on the yoke. Push the axle into the transmission, clear the yoke, pull it out. Pull out the seal, put in a new one, insert axle and tighten the 4 bolts again. It takes about 20 minutes with jacking up the Jeep.
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Yep, my output seal on the tranny was bad, not the output seal on the T/C. That one would be alot easier 
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It was this seal here:
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Hahah. No. You definitely did more than I thought. Yeah 2-3 hours + easily! I hope I never have to do that. I would need to buy a new crossmember, mine is too rusty.
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I was just happy that none of my nutserts in the frame broke off. I did apply liberal amounts of antisieze upon re-installation. So down the road I should be able to remove .
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No more pinstripes:
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damn, what a difference that made. I just got some sahara full doors that I need to "de-pinstripe" I was just going to use a razor blade. what did you use?
Go ahead, make fun of my JP jeep. Then all of a sudden a T-rex comes out of nowhere!!!!!!!!............The jeep only sets 4, who's laughing now?
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Warmed them up with a hair dryer then started the end with an old credit card. The copper stripe was tougher than the green. Its a little shinier where the stripe was but won't matter when I re-clear.
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Scored a Mopar lightbar today thru a gent on Jeepforum. Should be here next week, its got a little surface rust but should be good to go after sanding and POR15. I am stoked that I am one step closer to paint.
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Test fit the lightbar, its got a good bit of surface rust/paint bubbling. But should clean up well. I think it is the same as Dan's and Cyrix' I am going to pull the thru bolts and see if I can get it apart. If so I am going to shorten it maybe 1-1.5 and weld it back to make it more movielike.
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