wildspear

Hey all, I was trying to search for an article I remember reading about converting the AC compressor to be a air compressor. Can any one point me in the right direction?

D3UC3S

Look under the hood and see if they are leaking. Check rear brake lines for leaks.

cwabney

My radio won't turn on. I was working around the fuse panel today trying to figure something out for my aux cooling fan. When I put the pieces back together, the radio no longer turns on.

I checked the fuse, and it's fine. All other electrical systems (fans, lights, etc) work fine.

What are some issues, besides fuses, that could cause the stereo to not work?

jakie d

Yes the first one is correct

Uhrinator

Well nothing is leaking. Well maybe the rear passenger wheel cylinder. But other then that, everything is in good order. How do the brake lines hook up to the proportioning valve?

XJ JoeyD

I know you said you checked fuses but also check your dome light and clock fuses.. I know my 91 shares 12v through those systems. Good luck.

cwabney

Fuel, compression, spark, air. Granted, it's a simplified list, but each category is what is necessary for your vehicle to run. My experience has been lack of fuel is the most common culprit and tends to be my gut feeling with your jeep too (especially if your jeep turns over when you're trying to start it), though it could honestly be due to any of the above.

Pick one category and start troubleshooting. For example, with fuel... is fuel getting to my engine? (Should be a bleeder valve you can check) Can I hear my fuel pump? (Humming noise when the key is on the "run" position ) Is my fuel filter clogged? (Not sure how to check this short of replacing it, assuming your Jeep has an external fuel filter) Did I buy decent fuel from a reputable gas station? etc.

This sounds similar to when my fuel pump gave out. Don't take that as a diagnosis -- far from it. I would start by researching how to troubleshoot each of these systems. You can probably get some good info elsewhere on this forum.

Nperryman

Im getting ready to rewire the speakers to my aftermarket stereo in my 98 xj, atleast the front speakers in the doors and possibly the rear sound bar ones. Any tips? Are there any write ups on it?

Customizer1000

Are you running new wire? If so its really easy

Nperryman

Thats what I was planning on. Easy even for the rear through all the panels? What type of wire should I use?

Customizer1000

Yes its all easy! Use a 12 ga speaker wire if your running an aftermarket head.

jeepin4jesus

wSo i was driving home and the jeep started smoking. Well I lost trans fluid but now it not leaking so i have no clue where it came from and ideas. I looked at all the lines and they are still connect. I have trans fluid all over my back hatch.

jakie d

ya but when i keep the key in the on postion it will run. as in the engine is running.

Uhrinator

Its probably just a bad renix sensor... Just my 2¢

jakie d

i thought it was a sensor too. thanks for the input.