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Year: 1990
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The track bar bolt is: M10x1.5x75mm
LCA bolts are: M14x2.0mmx120mm
UCA bolts are: M10x1.5x110mm
Cross Member bolts are: 3/8"-24 (I think)
However, I think the LCAs might be better off at 110mm also.
Any help from others?
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Originally Posted by I Leak Oil
Sure its not a sloshing issue
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Im going to cut out my muffler and catalytic converter and weld new ones in. I want to sleeve weld them in since its stronger than butt welding. Should I flare the exhaust pipe to fit over the muffler/cat inlet/outlet, or flare the muffler/cat to slide over the exhaust pipe?
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Im going to cut out my muffler and catalytic converter and weld new ones in. I want to sleeve weld them in since its stronger than butt welding. Should I flare the exhaust pipe to fit over the muffler/cat inlet/outlet, or flare the muffler/cat to slide over the exhaust pipe?
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Any way to wire in a jumper switch to roll the window down and up? Driver front door window works when it has power but i need to know how to wire in some sore of switch for it ti work when i want it to.
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Year: 1999 Jeep Cherokee
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Well my 96 SE only has the idiot lights, what would it take to swap in some real gauges, atleast a temp gauge and an oil pressure gauge into the idiot light spots? From my understanding I'd need the new gauge, then a new Oil Pressure Sensor and just replace? Not sure on the Temp one. Anyone have links to any threads on it(Search wasn't bein nice)?
http://www.naxja.org/html/techarticles/gauge/Gauge.htm
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1998 Cherokee Classic, Thanks to all on OEM fog lights and switch (Its Alive!)
Now how about the Emergency/ Parking Brake light. (it's on all the time)
Brakes / Emergency Brake / Fluid / no air in lines/ All functioning okay.
So do I have to remove part of the center console to get access to and play with the switch?
Now how about the Emergency/ Parking Brake light. (it's on all the time)
Brakes / Emergency Brake / Fluid / no air in lines/ All functioning okay.
So do I have to remove part of the center console to get access to and play with the switch?
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1998 Cherokee Classic, Thanks to all on OEM fog lights and switch (Its Alive!)
Now how about the Emergency/ Parking Brake light. (it's on all the time)
Brakes / Emergency Brake / Fluid / no air in lines/ All functioning okay.
So do I have to remove part of the center console to get access to and play with the switch?
Now how about the Emergency/ Parking Brake light. (it's on all the time)
Brakes / Emergency Brake / Fluid / no air in lines/ All functioning okay.
So do I have to remove part of the center console to get access to and play with the switch?