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Year: 99
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Will a 96 grand cherokee 4.0 work in my 99 cherokee sport after iswap brackets and oil filter adapter and what not? Appreciate any input
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Year: 1988
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by Danny74
When I asked if I should only change it every 3000 miles even tho I only drive it less than a thousand miles a year, You answered Yes and then you went on to say or once a year , which is a contradiction unless you had meant to answered No.
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Year: 1996
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I believe that those are the only two
You can see it, it's the black thing hanging there, although I wouldn't mount it in the same place as mine without at least a shield or something. One of mine doesn't work now because it got mud in it. I recommend relocating to somewhere out of the way of the tires, probably under the hood, somewhere more protective
You can see it, it's the black thing hanging there, although I wouldn't mount it in the same place as mine without at least a shield or something. One of mine doesn't work now because it got mud in it. I recommend relocating to somewhere out of the way of the tires, probably under the hood, somewhere more protective
I've caulked all the small holes up and used a pool noodle to close bigger holes just have to wait a bit to start with the bed lining.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
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this thread is a great idea thanks for setting this up. i do have one question tho i recently bought new headlights for my xj they have a city light and a halo im trying to figure out what i should connect those to i already tried the battery but they would stay on even when my car wasnt running all the other lights work fine i just dont know how i shld wire the two other lights any help would be great
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6 HO
Originally Posted by 2000XJpride
this thread is a great idea thanks for setting this up. i do have one question tho i recently bought new headlights for my xj they have a city light and a halo im trying to figure out what i should connect those to i already tried the battery but they would stay on even when my car wasnt running all the other lights work fine i just dont know how i shld wire the two other lights any help would be great
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Year: 1987
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Originally Posted by 2000XJpride
this thread is a great idea thanks for setting this up. i do have one question tho i recently bought new headlights for my xj they have a city light and a halo im trying to figure out what i should connect those to i already tried the battery but they would stay on even when my car wasnt running all the other lights work fine i just dont know how i shld wire the two other lights any help would be great
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Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
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Will the 95' 96' xj brake booster and master cylinder fit in my 90'. I took a look under the hood and the booster already looks like it has a pretty snug fit, so i don't know how a bigger one would fit.
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6 HO
Originally Posted by PNWjeeper
Will the 95' 96' xj brake booster and master cylinder fit in my 90'. I took a look under the hood and the booster already looks like it has a pretty snug fit, so i don't know how a bigger one would fit.
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Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by sycoglitch
I don't wanna sound like I'm making this up, it is a mod cause you have a single diaphragm booster and later years have a dual diaphragm
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Originally Posted by PNWjeeper
Yeah that sounds right. But I'm just wondering if the 96' booster will fit in there, or what I'll have to do to make it fit, because the stock one is in such a tight fit already
Check the first page. I already have an 01 so I don't know how tight it is. I've seen around its a direct swap. I've tried searching but can't find exact pages it on