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Old 06-11-2013, 06:02 PM
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yeh thankx i need a puller ..i finished telling i have the puller but so you woark whit the puller you most turn a bolt in that puller against the harmonic ...the problem is the flywheel turning ...not the puller . Yes its a diesel but talking about flywheels i dont see the diference
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I have a 99 jeep Cherokee sport 4x4 i6, I need a new passenger side steering knuckle. im going to the junk yard on Saturday and I need to know what years I can get it off of and if it matters if its 4x4. dana 30 axel by the way.
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'88 Renix MJ, tilt wheel

Interested in a push button start mod, without the need for keys. I don't care about the theft aspect; I want simplicity. Any handy links for bypassing the ignition switch and steering lock?

I'm gonna unpack and set up my computer to search, but I'd appreciate any info or links in the meantime.
Got my computer up. This write-up for push-button start is on a '94:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/pu...w-o-key-98963/


First question: Can anyone verify wire colors on my '88?

Second question: Can anyone give me an idiot-proof explanation of how to remove the steering locking plate?

Third question: Can anyone tell me what color the horn wire is? Locksmith told me he broke some little piece that was required for my horn to work, so I'm just gonna wire it to a button.

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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown

Got my computer up. This write-up for push-button start is on a '94:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/pu...w-o-key-98963/

First question: Can anyone verify wire colors on my '88?

Second question: Can anyone give me an idiot-proof explanation of how to remove the steering locking plate?

Third question: Can anyone tell me what color the horn wire is? Locksmith told
me he broke some little piece that was required for my horn to work, so I'm just gonna wire it to a button.
I have the tools to remove the steering wheel and lock plate, let me find you a video to help you understand what's going on in there.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Got my computer up. This write-up for push-button start is on a '94:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/pu...w-o-key-98963/


First question: Can anyone verify wire colors on my '88?

Second question: Can anyone give me an idiot-proof explanation of how to remove the steering locking plate?

Third question: Can anyone tell me what color the horn wire is? Locksmith told me he broke some little piece that was required for my horn to work, so I'm just gonna wire it to a button.
According to Alldata, the horn wire is black. It just grounds a relay.
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Originally Posted by 1976Mustang
According to Alldata, the horn wire is black. It just grounds a relay.
And this was all I could find for the ignition switch.
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Does anyone know of a good water resistant carpet padding that I could put on my jeep? I was looking at carpet padding for boats but can't fond anything. I want something to reduce the road noise and the massive amounts of heat. I have Monstaliner in the jeep now.
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Originally Posted by joaopaulo
yeh thankx i need a puller ..i finished telling i have the puller but so you woark whit the puller you most turn a bolt in that puller against the harmonic ...the problem is the flywheel turning ...not the puller . Yes its a diesel but talking about flywheels i dont see the diference
On a gas engine I would get cylinder #1 on the way to TDC on the compression stroke then remove the spark plug.

Then I would feed in a bunch of clean thin rope to fill the cylinder.

Then when I turned the crank shaft bold it would compress the rope and stop things from turning so that I could get the bolt removed.

On a diesel I guess this could work if you remove the glow plug or the injector.

Good luck
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I have a 95 216k+ 4.0L with rocker noise is there any adjustment to tighten them up before i rip this apart?

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Originally Posted by ccooper1234
Does anyone know of a good water resistant carpet padding that I could put on my jeep? I was looking at carpet padding for boats but can't fond anything. I want something to reduce the road noise and the massive amounts of heat. I have Monstaliner in the jeep now.
How about http://www.dynamat.com/
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Originally Posted by jeep3200
I've looked at that but I want to be able to remove my carpet and just have bedliner down
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Originally Posted by my89xj

I have the tools to remove the steering wheel and lock plate, let me find you a video to help you understand what's going on in there.
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3yW0gQf7Qw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Thank you. We'll have to meet up and have a look.
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According to Alldata, the horn wire is black. It just grounds a relay.
Thank you, too.
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And this was all I could find for the ignition switch.
...And again. I have the wiring diagrams, but I don't have them handy. I'll look closer tomorrow.
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whats the most popular way of mounting lights on a stock front bumper. im thinking of getting some square lights in for my jeep. do people make brackets or just drill through the bumper.
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Originally Posted by mcd58
whats the most popular way of mounting lights on a stock front bumper. im thinking of getting some square lights in for my jeep. do people make brackets or just drill through the bumper.
I just drilled into the bumper, but this does require removing the bumper to install the lights.
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Will a flexplate from a 04 wrangler work on my 01?
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