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What google found me related to your question.
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/l...right-1216150/
This guy had the same issue, tried everything and finally just used ACOS spacers to even his lean out. read through that link and see if it helped you understand what all the components are supposed to look like and match it to yours and see if you have stuff his doesnt or vice versa.
Then get back with us.
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/l...right-1216150/
This guy had the same issue, tried everything and finally just used ACOS spacers to even his lean out. read through that link and see if it helped you understand what all the components are supposed to look like and match it to yours and see if you have stuff his doesnt or vice versa.
Then get back with us.
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Originally Posted by 94xjohio
it wasn't like that when I got her. Its happened after wheeling at wellsville
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Been thinkin of pickin up another XJ lately. Thinkin maybe 2 door and chopping the top. How hard do y'all think it will be? I have very little welding experience but what a good time to learn right? Bitting off more than I can chew?
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Originally Posted by zombie jeep101
Been thinkin of pickin up another XJ lately. Thinkin maybe 2 door and chopping the top. How hard do y'all think it will be? I have very little welding experience but what a good time to learn right? Bitting off more than I can chew?
iv read that you shouldnt chop unless you cage it because it kills the unibodys strenth when taking the roof off. Basicly it will fold like a taco off road with no roof or cage.
:no experience with it,just have read up on it:
But I say do it!
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Originally Posted by zombie jeep101
Been thinkin of pickin up another XJ lately. Thinkin maybe 2 door and chopping the top. How hard do y'all think it will be? I have very little welding experience but what a good time to learn right? Bitting off more than I can chew?
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So bought a two speed fan from a Taurus and need to figure out how to wire it? Could somebody post a pic of wiring diagram? Would like to just run it off of a switch and not the temp sensor
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I know on high when it kicks in it draws 80A then 30A constant not sure on low but would rather just run a switch. Been reading I could use a starter relay from a Ford which I already have. Could I use that? If so how to wire that
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Originally Posted by 87laredoxj
I know on high when it kicks in it draws 80A then 30A constant not sure on low but would rather just run a switch. Been reading I could use a starter relay from a Ford which I already have. Could I use that? If so how to wire that
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Hey guys, im planning to run a pair of lights on a-pillar tabs and am having trouble deciding what i should use. Any suggestions would be appreciated
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Just need to kinda keep it cheap on a h.s. budget and need to get it out if a friends shop so I figured I'd ask on here about the starter relay
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Originally Posted by Tdrake
Hey guys, im planning to run a pair of lights on a-pillar tabs and am having trouble deciding what i should use. Any suggestions would be appreciated
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Originally Posted by Tdrake
Hey guys, im planning to run a pair of lights on a-pillar tabs and am having trouble deciding what i should use. Any suggestions would be appreciated
Originally Posted by 87laredoxj
Just need to kinda keep it cheap on a h.s. budget and need to get it out if a friends shop so I figured I'd ask on here about the starter relay