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Year: 1998
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Engine: Stock 4.0L
I was wondering if anyone has bought or used these center caps on their xj
http://www.morris4x4center.com/cente...-52089008.html
I am missing two center caps and originals are hard to find/expensive.
It says they fit, but they appear molded differently from the originals.
Possibly painting them silver (like so: https://i.imgur.com/bn1juiU.jpg).
http://www.morris4x4center.com/cente...-52089008.html
I am missing two center caps and originals are hard to find/expensive.
It says they fit, but they appear molded differently from the originals.
Possibly painting them silver (like so: https://i.imgur.com/bn1juiU.jpg).
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Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
I was wondering if anyone has bought or used these center caps on their xj
http://www.morris4x4center.com/cente...-52089008.html
I am missing two center caps and originals are hard to find/expensive.
It says they fit, but they appear molded differently from the originals.
Possibly painting them silver (like so: https://i.imgur.com/bn1juiU.jpg).
http://www.morris4x4center.com/cente...-52089008.html
I am missing two center caps and originals are hard to find/expensive.
It says they fit, but they appear molded differently from the originals.
Possibly painting them silver (like so: https://i.imgur.com/bn1juiU.jpg).
from the description
- Fits like original part
- Made to OE specs
I would assume if they list that, then they have tested teh fit, the originals were ABS plastic that is hard and gets brittle over time. These look to be a hybrid of PVC.
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6 HO
Spicer 5-153X U-Joint Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CKN762..._Piu9wbPDZ2XV4
I just want to double check and make sure these u-joints will fit in all 3 locations on my front drive shaft.
I'm really only asking because of the grease fittings. I want to make sure they won't interfere with anything.
I just want to double check and make sure these u-joints will fit in all 3 locations on my front drive shaft.
I'm really only asking because of the grease fittings. I want to make sure they won't interfere with anything.
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Year: 1997
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Spicer 5-153X U-Joint Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CKN762..._Piu9wbPDZ2XV4
I just want to double check and make sure these u-joints will fit in all 3 locations on my front drive shaft.
I'm really only asking because of the grease fittings. I want to make sure they won't interfere with anything.
I just want to double check and make sure these u-joints will fit in all 3 locations on my front drive shaft.
I'm really only asking because of the grease fittings. I want to make sure they won't interfere with anything.
yep i just put these exact ujoints in last weekend. front at axle yoke, and both rear joints.
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Year: 1997
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what are widths of the stock upper control arm mounts on the body side? I am ordering Heims to replace my Johnny Joints that are blown out, and i am not entirely sure what size they are 2" or 2-5/8"?
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
I'm not sure what the technical name for this hose is, but it keeps dripping water when I shut off the engine. I haven't messed with anything under the dash yet--not really--so this may become obvious when I do. Gotta replace that heater core (which is why there aren't hoses in the way--I bypassed the rusted core and just hooked the hoses together).
Anyway, is this something to do with the evaporator? And does this mean I need to get a new one?
Engine is a 4.0L I6 on a 98 XJ.
Anyway, is this something to do with the evaporator? And does this mean I need to get a new one?
Engine is a 4.0L I6 on a 98 XJ.
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Evaporator drain hose.
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Alright. So got the overhead console plugged in (only the red plug) and the lights work fine but the little display does nothing. So, if there is no plug for the green and black connector p,if into to. What do I need to do to make the display work? Do I need to run my own power to the display wires? If so, which wires? Also, I have yet to pick up the temp sensor on the bumper of the jeep I pulled this off of so maybe that will give me the harness for one of the green or black to connect to. But still unsure of the display power. Also, the red plug only has 3 of the 6 spots filled in the connector on my jeep. Any got any ideas? Thanks
Or just what's what in general.