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#3976
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Year: 1994
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You cat probably IS shot. They are relatively easy to fix. Just detach the old one (probably have to cut it out), grab yourself a new one (Magnaflow direct fits go for about $70), and bolt it in place of the old one.
You cat probably IS shot. They are relatively easy to fix. Just detach the old one (probably have to cut it out), grab yourself a new one (Magnaflow direct fits go for about $70), and bolt it in place of the old one.
#3978
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I was curious if anyone might know more about this...but I'm in north Carolina and I'm curious about the law on an xj with the doors off. I took mine off for a while and put up some homemade mirrors that worked just fine. But was pulled over because of it. I was told that if a vehicle comes equipped with doors that aren't removable it is illegal to do so. Is there a way to make a Cherokee legal with the doors off?
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yes and yes. I got mine from autozone i believe. They had to special order it but it was there the next day and was cheapest around.
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Thanks Bunches...any idea what the metal on metal squealy noise under the hood might be? like a pully for the belt or something else? cause it only does it when i speed up.
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does it do it when you rev the engine in park also? If so yes it's probably a pulley's bearings going bad. Try to track it down soon before it leaves you stranded.
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then it's not engine speed related and therefore not a pulley. I'm not sure what it could be then... how do your motor mounts look?
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well after looking more, looks like that those are the same thing as the ones you have, and it's the only solution, so i guess it will work.
http://forum.northeastjeep.org/index.php?topic=21270.0
What u-joint did you get / does it take? Everything i find points to a 1-1/16 bearing cap on each side, which would point to the 2-94-28X kit. http://www.actionmachineinc.com/1310...suboltkit.aspx
i dunno though if everyone uses the other one without issue i guess you'll be fine
http://forum.northeastjeep.org/index.php?topic=21270.0
What u-joint did you get / does it take? Everything i find points to a 1-1/16 bearing cap on each side, which would point to the 2-94-28X kit. http://www.actionmachineinc.com/1310...suboltkit.aspx
i dunno though if everyone uses the other one without issue i guess you'll be fine
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2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport
I hope I'm posting this message correctly and in the right place.....
I just purchased a 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport and noticed a cord was freely hanging loose around the transmission tank. This Jeep didn't come with a manual and I haven't been able to find a diagram on the net I can use so I can figure out where this cord plugs into. I tried searching underneath the jeep myself, but couldn't figure out where the cord should be plugged in at. The cord that hangs freely isn't cut, ripped, or damaged in any way. It's simply unplugged and hanging free. I posted pictures of the cord from different angles.
Does anybody know what this cord is and where it plugs in at?
Does anybody know where I can find a diagram so I can figure this out?
I'd appreciate any feedback/suggestions you guys might have. Thanks
I just purchased a 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport and noticed a cord was freely hanging loose around the transmission tank. This Jeep didn't come with a manual and I haven't been able to find a diagram on the net I can use so I can figure out where this cord plugs into. I tried searching underneath the jeep myself, but couldn't figure out where the cord should be plugged in at. The cord that hangs freely isn't cut, ripped, or damaged in any way. It's simply unplugged and hanging free. I posted pictures of the cord from different angles.
Does anybody know what this cord is and where it plugs in at?
Does anybody know where I can find a diagram so I can figure this out?
I'd appreciate any feedback/suggestions you guys might have. Thanks
#3987
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Originally Posted by Japple650
Lol radio shack, those guys didnt even know what thermal paste was the last time I went in there. Yeah I would just do some google research or try frys.
One thing that I've always been confused with though is grounding the antenna. Do I ground the antenna mount only or the mount and the stud for the antenna???
Also I just checked swr via an external swr meter and I'm getting near perfect 1.0-1.1 swr on all channels. But still a lot of static and engine noise. I can always adjust squelch and rf gain but I feel like I'm turning the ***** too far to eliminate noise.
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alright so i did a quick search but nothing stating this. how did you guys that pulled the carpet and put in the bedliner remove the sticky heat shield crap? is there an easier way of removing it than a putty knife? or should i just rhino over the stuff? dont think thats a good idea as it would hinder the adhearsion of liner?
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So I double checked my ground at the antenna mount and I realized I was getting good reading just on the ground wire connectors and not between the ground wire and the body. So I re ran the ground and now have good ground between the antenna mount and the body.
One thing that I've always been confused with though is grounding the antenna. Do I ground the antenna mount only or the mount and the stud for the antenna???
Also I just checked swr via an external swr meter and I'm getting near perfect 1.0-1.1 swr on all channels. But still a lot of static and engine noise. I can always adjust squelch and rf gain but I feel like I'm turning the ***** too far to eliminate noise.
One thing that I've always been confused with though is grounding the antenna. Do I ground the antenna mount only or the mount and the stud for the antenna???
Also I just checked swr via an external swr meter and I'm getting near perfect 1.0-1.1 swr on all channels. But still a lot of static and engine noise. I can always adjust squelch and rf gain but I feel like I'm turning the ***** too far to eliminate noise.
I usually use and analog device to do my swr tests.