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I'm pretty sure I've seen someone put a rearview mirror out of an s10 that had compass and temp I. Their XJ. I could find it googling. Stupid phone.
Anyways, if I was to do that. I think it would be possible to make a temp sensor for an overhead console work for temp.
But where do XJ overhead consoles get their compass info from?
Anyways, if I was to do that. I think it would be possible to make a temp sensor for an overhead console work for temp.
But where do XJ overhead consoles get their compass info from?
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I have one from a caddy with that display waiting to go in also. Temp comes from a sensor behind the grille. Compass I believe is internal.
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I'd need the temp sensor from the caddy? Or a jeep?
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I'm sure my machined throttle body, headers and cowl intake have contributed to some of the sound; but a fellow jeeper friend of mine has just the flomaster44 and it has a good throaty tone by itself. Youtube has a bunch of different videos of setups that helped me make my decision. One word of advice, your exhaust will sound louder inside the cab than outside. So make sure your stereo works good
Need help with my 96 jeep Cherokee sport. The auto trans pops out of gear while I am on the highway. I pull over get to a stop, and then it works again. also, sometimes the tranny will only shift if I manually shift then it will work again. I have fluid and have adjusted the kick down. the tranny is about a year old. need help as I do not want to buy a new car
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Or just ride in a mid 90's model chevy pickup. We had one as a work truck and besides the hinges failing every month or two, if you slammed the door without one of the windows down you were in for some sore ears.
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Year: 1995
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Ok bros can any one tell me or give me a diagram for the transfer case brace ?? I'm building my owe skid/brace I need the dementions of the holes that will hold it up .. Ie center to center of the holes on how far apart they are next to each other and from one side of the jeep to the other side thanks
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So i over heated transmission on my 98 classic helping a Friend tow a trailer for about a four hour drive. It basically started leaking from every were Oil pan, in between the bell housing and spaying all over the under side of the jeep.
I went and grabbed some trans fix and put a bottle and it stopped leaking for a few days. Now its leaking from inside the bell housing again. Im taking it into a transmission shop on Thursday is there anything i should look at before i take it in ?
I really don't wanna get raped by the shop.
Im guessing it the seals how much work is it to do my self
I went and grabbed some trans fix and put a bottle and it stopped leaking for a few days. Now its leaking from inside the bell housing again. Im taking it into a transmission shop on Thursday is there anything i should look at before i take it in ?
I really don't wanna get raped by the shop.
Im guessing it the seals how much work is it to do my self
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So i over heated transmission on my 98 classic helping a Friend tow a trailer for about a four hour drive. It basically started leaking from every were Oil pan, in between the bell housing and spaying all over the under side of the jeep.
I went and grab some trans fix and put a bottle and it stopped leaking for a few days an its leaking from inside the bell housing again. Im taking it into a transmission shop on Thursday is there anything i should look at before i take it in ?
I really don't wanna get raped by the shop.
I went and grab some trans fix and put a bottle and it stopped leaking for a few days an its leaking from inside the bell housing again. Im taking it into a transmission shop on Thursday is there anything i should look at before i take it in ?
I really don't wanna get raped by the shop.
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But one is off a 93 and the other is off a 87
Would either of them bolt up with out issue or am i going to be running into wires not matching up