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Old 09-19-2015, 12:38 PM
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Cheers, I might give it a try
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Is the stock gas tank skid even worth the hassle? The JY near me sells them for $30.

Also is there any reason why I shouldn't notch that bracket some?


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Originally Posted by indeepwithajeep
Is the stock gas tank skid even worth the hassle? The JY near me sells them for $30.

Also is there any reason why I shouldn't notch that bracket some?
Stock skid is adequate for most of us. But not strong enough to slam the skid on rocks/boulders.

I advise against notching the bracket. This will cause the front axle to 'tuck' under jeep even more. It is already tucking too far, and resists returning. When bump/obstacle is encountered with axle drooped, the axle is pushed towards rear of jeep rather than upwards.
Your best best with that set-up would be control arm drop brackets..
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Originally Posted by indeepwithajeep
Is the stock gas tank skid even worth the hassle? The JY near me sells them for $30. Also is there any reason why I shouldn't notch that bracket some?
Originally Posted by SteveMongr
Stock skid is adequate for most of us. But not strong enough to slam the skid on rocks/boulders. I advise against notching the bracket. This will cause the front axle to 'tuck' under jeep even more. It is already tucking too far, and resists returning. When bump/obstacle is encountered with axle drooped, the axle is pushed towards rear of jeep rather than upwards. Your best best with that set-up would be control arm drop brackets..
its strong enough for my jeep to land on the rocks
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I apologize because I know this is more for tech than accessories, I found no where else pertaining to a few (what seem to be) hard to find parts for my 2000 xj. I've scoured the internet from one side to the other and back for any information or sales of OEM running boards that fit the wheel molds of 97 to 01 xj cherokees. Mine is a 2-door and painting wouldn't be any sort of a problem. Unfortunately it seems that a lot of the OEM boards were taken off and forgotten or ruined on someone's first outing with it. I'm keeping my car as stock as I can for now as I need it to take me back and forth for college for the next few years and be my daily driver for however long afterwards. I have no intentions of lifting her and ever since I saw the oem boards on a black limited i've been searching for them. I don't want nerf bars, I don't want aftermarkets, and unfortunately my pickiness has led me to a practical standstill. What few posts I've found have been 4+ years old except for one i found posted within the last month (who's poster never returned or responded since his posting). If anyone has any sort of information on a complete set with the wheel-swell moldings, would they be able to help me out? Or if not on here help me navigate to a proper forum page to ask there?
I greatly appreciate any help that can be given!
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Anybody know if this fuel pump includes the filter in the assembly? From what I've been reading the fuel filter for 97-01 is in the fuel pump assembly. This is the one I want to get but not sure if it includes the fuel filter. Any input would be great here's a link to the pump I'm wanting to order

Amazon.com: Bosch 67658 Original Equipment Replacement Electric Fuel Pump: Automotive Amazon.com: Bosch 67658 Original Equipment Replacement Electric Fuel Pump: Automotive
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Originally Posted by Otakuinajeep
I apologize because I know this is more for tech than accessories, I found no where else pertaining to a few (what seem to be) hard to find parts for my 2000 xj. I've scoured the internet from one side to the other and back for any information or sales of OEM running boards that fit the wheel molds of 97 to 01 xj cherokees. Mine is a 2-door and painting wouldn't be any sort of a problem. Unfortunately it seems that a lot of the OEM boards were taken off and forgotten or ruined on someone's first outing with it. I'm keeping my car as stock as I can for now as I need it to take me back and forth for college for the next few years and be my daily driver for however long afterwards. I have no intentions of lifting her and ever since I saw the oem boards on a black limited i've been searching for them. I don't want nerf bars, I don't want aftermarkets, and unfortunately my pickiness has led me to a practical standstill. What few posts I've found have been 4+ years old except for one i found posted within the last month (who's poster never returned or responded since his posting). If anyone has any sort of information on a complete set with the wheel-swell moldings, would they be able to help me out? Or if not on here help me navigate to a proper forum page to ask there?
I greatly appreciate any help that can be given!
This what you're referring to? Factory only. Calling dealers or posting ads on relevant websites are probably going to be your best bets.
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Originally Posted by Bacon' n eggs
Anybody know if this fuel pump includes the filter in the assembly? From what I've been reading the fuel filter for 97-01 is in the fuel pump assembly. This is the one I want to get but not sure if it includes the fuel filter. Any input would be great here's a link to the pump I'm wanting to order

Amazon.com: Bosch 67658 Original Equipment Replacement Electric Fuel Pump: Automotive
That is the correct unit.
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Found this in the reviews:
"This was by far an excellent experience. I had many phantom problems with my 1999 Jeep XJ and it all led back to my fuel module. In learning about this whole process I found out that the "module" is actually the following parts:
- fuel pump
- fuel filter
- fuel level gauge
- fuel pressure regulator"
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Originally Posted by EZEARL
Found this in the reviews:
"This was by far an excellent experience. I had many phantom problems with my 1999 Jeep XJ and it all led back to my fuel module. In learning about this whole process I found out that the "module" is actually the following parts:
- fuel pump
- fuel filter
- fuel level gauge
- fuel pressure regulator"
Yes sir! Some people just don't like to read first...
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Thanks guys. The reviews were the only thing I didn't read... Rookie mistake my bad.
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Originally Posted by Bacon' n eggs
Thanks guys. The reviews were the only thing I didn't read... Rookie mistake my bad.
No worries hoss. We'd rather you get the correct unit through asking.
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No LEDs in the cluster just my outside markers in front of Cherokee and sides use to have fast blinking but installed a led flasher and it was settled until recently I upgraded to the sylvania LEDs and that's when my cluster markers stay lit up
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Originally Posted by Otakuinajeep
I apologize because I know this is more for tech than accessories, I found no where else pertaining to a few (what seem to be) hard to find parts for my 2000 xj. I've scoured the internet from one side to the other and back for any information or sales of OEM running boards that fit the wheel molds of 97 to 01 xj cherokees. Mine is a 2-door and painting wouldn't be any sort of a problem. Unfortunately it seems that a lot of the OEM boards were taken off and forgotten or ruined on someone's first outing with it. I'm keeping my car as stock as I can for now as I need it to take me back and forth for college for the next few years and be my daily driver for however long afterwards. I have no intentions of lifting her and ever since I saw the oem boards on a black limited i've been searching for them. I don't want nerf bars, I don't want aftermarkets, and unfortunately my pickiness has led me to a practical standstill. What few posts I've found have been 4+ years old except for one i found posted within the last month (who's poster never returned or responded since his posting). If anyone has any sort of information on a complete set with the wheel-swell moldings, would they be able to help me out? Or if not on here help me navigate to a proper forum page to ask there? I greatly appreciate any help that can be given!
I bet the cost of those would be equivocal to a lot of maintenance/repairs over the next couple years.. If you're a college kid who wants a reliable 15 year old vehicle for the next few years then I'm sure you've considered the cost/benefit of this. As much as you want it to look a certain way, winters coming and winter tires aren't cheap.. Just my 2 Lincoln's.
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Originally Posted by 4WD4EVER
No worries hoss. We'd rather you get the correct unit through asking.



^^^this. I HATE exchanging parts.
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