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Old 03-04-2013, 06:23 AM
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I am in the process of collecting parts to convert my 2wd to 4x4. I came across a NP242 t/c really cheap out of a 99 cherokee. Will it work in my 01 with having to screw with wiring harness?
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I am in the process of collecting parts to convert my 2wd to 4x4. I came across a NP242 t/c really cheap out of a 99 cherokee. Will it work in my 01 with having to screw with wiring harness?
Yes mostly, the only difference would be you don't get the fancy Full Time light.
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Old 03-04-2013, 08:36 AM
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Yes mostly, the only difference would be you don't get the fancy Full Time light.
Thanks salad. I'm not concerned with a light.
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I noticed last night that my gauge lights dim when I apply brakes with the headlights on.

Bad ground or insufficient power?

I'm gonna sand the taillight ground today, but I don't know if that's connected to the cluster.
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Old 03-04-2013, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
I noticed last night that my gauge lights dim when I apply brakes with the headlights on.

Bad ground or insufficient power?
Do they dim when you idle? Possibly ground if no to that question
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Old 03-04-2013, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by sycoglitch

Do they dim when you idle? Possibly ground if no to that question
Didn't check at idle, but it happens if I press the pedal enough to trigger brake lights while coasting.
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Old 03-04-2013, 08:49 AM
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At high rpms when I'm not moving really anywhere (pulling out vehicle or climbing hills) my mech fan hits the metal part above the radiator and bends the fins on it as well as makes an awful noise lol... Bad passenger motor mount making the engine slide or what?
I installed a new fan clutch last April and it was a larger unit so the shroud wouldn't fit back on it and it was hard to install and get over the threads...

I'm tired of everytime I pull someone out it making that noise and I have to bend the fins back.
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
At high rpms when I'm not moving really anywhere (pulling out vehicle or climbing hills) my mech fan hits the metal part above the radiator and bends the fins on it as well as makes an awful noise lol... Bad passenger motor mount making the engine slide or what?
I installed a new fan clutch last April and it was a larger unit so the shroud wouldn't fit back on it and it was hard to install and get over the threads...

I'm tired of everytime I pull someone out it making that noise and I have to bend the fins back.
I would think motor mount. What clutch did you use? My HD ZJ clutch has no clearance problems, and I still use the shroud.
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
At high rpms when I'm not moving really anywhere (pulling out vehicle or climbing hills) my mech fan hits the metal part above the radiator and bends the fins on it as well as makes an awful noise lol... Bad passenger motor mount making the engine slide or what?
I installed a new fan clutch last April and it was a larger unit so the shroud wouldn't fit back on it and it was hard to install and get over the threads...

I'm tired of everytime I pull someone out it making that noise and I have to bend the fins back.
Yep, bad mounts. Order you some brown dogs
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Didn't check at idle, but it happens if I press the pedal enough to trigger brake lights while coasting.
Sounds like what mine does.. Turn the music and heater off and listen for your idle (that is unless you have a tach like mine doesnt..) Mine does the same thing when it decided to randomly idle low like it sometimes does. Try tapping the gas a little when it does it and see if it goes away.
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The part number is the XJ clutch and the sum bjtch was huge and a lot taller (3/4") when sitting on the mounting surface.

Replacing mount this week sometime
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Originally Posted by xj_maniac_newb

Sounds like what mine does.. Turn the music and heater off and listen for your idle (that is unless you have a tach like mine doesnt..) Mine does the same thing when it decided to randomly idle low like it sometimes does. Try tapping the gas a little when it does it and see if it goes away.
Wish my motor had a steady anything. All I can count on is repetitive backfiring at cruising RPMs. Just put in a new cluster with tach, but my idle and running are garbage til I get this figure out.

New TPS, CPS. Fairly new plugs, cap, rotor, ~15k mi on the wires, clean grounds...I'm probably forgetting other stuff I've done.

I have (not yet installed) a new timing chain, guide, and gear, and a new stator for the dizzy. It's beyond pissing me off, and I hate driving my truck right now.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Wish my motor had a steady anything. All I can count on is repetitive backfiring at cruising RPMs. Just put in a new cluster with tach, but my idle and running are garbage til I get this figure out.

New TPS, CPS. Fairly new plugs, cap, rotor, ~15k mi on the wires, clean grounds...I'm probably forgetting other stuff I've done.

I have (not yet installed) a new timing chain, guide, and gear, and a new stator for the dizzy. It's beyond pissing me off, and I hate driving my truck right now.
Lol mine backfires through the intake randomly whenever it wants to. Scared the **** out of me when it did it with me messing with the engine under the hood. Thought somebody was shooting at me.
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Originally Posted by straightsixjeep

Front or rear?
Rears
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Rears
You'll have to pull all the brakes off but it can be done.

It's much more ideal to pull the shaft though.

IMO, It's less work to pull the shaft than it is to pull all the brakes.
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