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No there shouldn't be any rubber gasket you have to worry about. Just take your time doing them. Most all of them are really easy to get to but I believe it's the first one actually behind the a/c compressor that's a pita you will need an extension and maybe a wobble. Hopefully the po or whoever did em last used anti seize. I always use copper based.
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No there shouldn't be any rubber gasket you have to worry about. Just take your time doing them. Most all of them are really easy to get to but I believe it's the first one actually behind the a/c compressor that's a pita you will need an extension and maybe a wobble. Hopefully the po or whoever did em last used anti seize. I always use copper based.
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Year: 1992 Cherokee Sport
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Lol, who isn't using a phone anymore. I use sype typing and if hate it.
Like I said before. reset you ecu. many write yours here about it.
Like I said before. reset you ecu. many write yours here about it.
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I use my phone occasionally, but i don't use any of the ridiculous predictive bull**** features. I just use it as a normal keyboard and i can type faster since i don't have to correct every other word.
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Lol now thats some terrible typing lol ill do the reset later im gonna go to az also and see if I can check my fuel pressure make sure its good someone also said I might have a little air in the line
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Does the cherokee forum get us discounts from offload distributors? I think I heard somewhere there are a few places that do, if so, what are they? And how much of a difference does it make
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5 or 6 restarts seems to have fixed the stalling I cant tell u how great its running compared to yesterday when it was bucking like a horse lol its a relief now I just need to do the plugs n belt and oil change