1977 WAGONEER FOR SALE Bixby,Ok
i have an 1977 jeep wagoneer for sale. it has an 401 amc with and turbo hydromatic 400 with an quadratrac with low range grear box. installed new starter and flywheel and upper raditor hose. the jeep has all aluminum (5) wheels, was red with red/white interor now outside is primer gray the jeep is in great shape runs and drives. it has all trim except the hood and left head light bezel. but the rest is all ther. HAVE CLEAN TITLE asking 00 obo call me Max at (918)366-4704 or email me at mechmax74008@gmail.com see pics at http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/1805453513.html

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Driving Technique<br> With a mental picture of your route, or better still, with markers in place, and all your vehicle preparation done, its time to start the crossing. Before you enter the water, remember to take off your seat belt and wind down your window. Using low range second gear at 1500-2000 rpm (for most 4x4 's) creates just the right bow wave. Its important to get the speed just right as too fast will send water everywhere while too slow may flood the engine bay. Hopefully you follow your markers and get to the other side with no problems. But if you do strike problems avoid using the clutch as this may allow water to get between the friction plate and the flywheel, resulting in limited drive. If the wheels start to slip, its important not to over-rev the engine but back-off the accelerator and hope the wheels regain traction. Excessive wheel-spin will not help. If the engine stalls, put the 4x4 in neutral without using the clutch and attempt to restart. If luck is on your side the engine will fire up. Now is not a good time to wish you had already disconnected the fan belt, as your engine bay will be flooded. Its normally best to use 1st gear low range and with a minimum of clutch usage, try and extricate yourself from this predicament.