darkfalcon9112

Only is the only jeeps we have in the JY here locally are xj's and zj's was wondering if like bronco or ford truck shocks or something Thanks for the help Dukie.

darkfalcon9112

You can buy replacment boots at autozone or online. But they are generic and dont make a super good seal. I have yet to find the fitted ones.

dukie564

Those ones I put on mine sealed great

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donkeypunch

My buddys Cherokee was doing the same thing....ended up being a cracked head and all the missing coolant was mixing with his oil. Looked like chocolate milk when we drained his oil out.

jmooney

I have never had a jeep before and i figured i would ask to see if this ones worth fixing, the guy is sellig it for 600 its an 87 and he said it wont start but the headlights and everything work just nothing in the cab, all the searching i have done leads me to think its the inginition swicth but could it be more complacted than that and if so how much more, other then that he said it ran good until 2 weeks ago, i just dont want to buy somthing that might never run again

darkfalcon9112

lol maybe i put the wrong ones in..

RyansCherokee89

I just grabbed a replacement from the junkyard until I can get a new one along with poly sway bar bushings and all. Thanks for the help.

zimbobwye

Poly bushings last a long time, and perform well. But just keep in mind that they transfer a lot more noise/vibration than rubber does.

zombie jeep101

None of my windows work right. Driver side slowly goes down, front passenger will go down but you have to use your hands to help pull it down, and the two backs won't go down at all. The are electric... Why won't they go??

RyansCherokee89

Eh. Just more reason to have the stereo louder. Haha.

onlyinajeep726

Gunk in the rails and in the spiral flex rod mechanism that pushes the window up and down. Take the hard plastic hose off and line that sucker with grease and help the windows up and down a few times. Won't be terribly fast like new, but sure helps pitiful window out.

I had to do this a couple times now.

JeepToad

I have a 2000 Jeep Cherokee SE, 6 Cyl. 4WD, Automatic with a blower problem. Yesterday when I turned up the fan speed I noticed an odor from the vents like hot plastic. Today no smell is detected but one of the fan speeds does not work Low, 2nd, and high work fine with no unusual noises or odors but the third speed does not work. I have read that if the resistor is bad only high speed works. Any thoughts as to which of the three might be the the most likely cause or had a similar experience and fixed?

Bluemister2

Hi, I'm a new owner of a 94 jeep cherokee. just bought it two days ago. I noticed yesterday that after a long time of driving, I was out for about 5-6 hours driving, that when stopped or going slow(below 20 mph) the temp gauge started going up from just under the first hash mark slowly and it actually made it to just on the tip edge of the middle hash mark on the right side. I don't know if it would go further because I then went ahead and started driving on the road again(25+mph) and it would go back down. but stopping at a light or sitting for a few more minutes it would go back up again. I'm not sure if thats normal for jeeps as my mr2 doesnt do this. The previous owners told me they replaced the water pump recently and I was thinking maybe its the thermostat?? I checked coolant level and it was fine. there are no leaks anywhere. before I start checking on my own id like some experienced suggestions or tips to lead me in the right direction. thanks for any help.

Disoriented Hillbilly

Mine did same thing last year. My switch fried. Only worked on high. Someone was tellin me it was resistor, but mine was switch. Aquired new switch from jy, works fine now. Only way to tell is open the dash and look at the switch. Mine was very obviously fried.

Disoriented Hillbilly

Just doing it at low speeds? What do fins 0n rad look like? Can you hear clutch fan and e fan kick on?