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Old 06-15-2012, 12:24 PM
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Okay, that's what I wanted to hear. An rustoleum is the brand I was using as well. Just couldn't think about it off the top of my head. If anybody has any advice on the grits I'd appreciate it. I can't picture it bein that big of a deal but you never know. I have some 40 grit and 180 laying around.

If there is no corrosion or they are new take the 180 to it and make sure you sand all the shinny of so the original color is dull. The 180 should also be light enough that you'll avoid sanding scratches. The make sure you clean the part of all dust very well and paint it up

Edit: if its old and is a hard metal component knock it with the 40 first but don't press to hard and work it around to avoid deep scratches that the 180 can't take out. Then smooth it out a bit with the 180 and clean it up then paint it.

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Easy one... in general...where are you passing you electrical wire for the roof light??? on my liberty it was between the windshield ant the ruber ..but on my 98 XJ ...if i don't want to drill the roof ??
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Will these Ubolts work for my 8.25?
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Well I'm looking at jeeps on the market and one says it has an occasional popping from around the drive shaft what could that be universal joints maybe??
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Will these Ubolts work for my 8.25?
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Who's part number is that? You need three inch wide u bolts that are at least a couple inches longer than stock.
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Who's part number is that? You need three inch wide u bolts that are at least a couple inches longer than stock.
Performance4trucks.com. I shouldn't have added the - in there. Curce9019
Currie enterprises.
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Performance4trucks.com. I shouldn't have added the - in there. Curce9019
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Those should work. My only concern is how thick they are, they are thicker than stock ones for sure, but I don't know if they will fit through the holes in the shock mounts. You could measure the holes in the shock mounts and see.
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Those should work. My only concern is how thick they are, they are thicker than stock ones for sure, but I don't know if they will fit through the holes in the shock mounts. You could measure the holes in the shock mounts and see.
I ask because I'm going to get some made. I don't like waiting. I just wanting to make sure, so I don't get them made then can't return them. That's all.
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I ask because I'm going to get some made. I don't like waiting. I just wanting to make sure, so I don't get them made then can't return them. That's all.
Go to advance autoparts and buy some.
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I haven't found anybody talking about this, and I didn't really wanna read over 800 pages of questions on here haha, but have any of you tried the $70 chip that's supposed to increase MPG by 4-7 & add 60 horsepower? I don't want to spend $70 without knowing it will work
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Originally Posted by JRT1393
I haven't found anybody talking about this, and I didn't really wanna read over 800 pages of questions on here haha, but have any of you tried the $70 chip that's supposed to increase MPG by 4-7 & add 60 horsepower? I don't want to spend $70 without knowing it will work
You might get a seat of your pants feeling but those numbers are bs
Join the debate https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/cl...-myths-138036/

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This was loose in driver side of the engine compartment and appears to be melted of burnt. 4 cyl. 1985
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Originally Posted by XJ85
This was loose in driver side of the engine compartment and appears to be melted of burnt. 4 cyl. 1985
It's a sensor plug. What side of the engine was it on.
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Originally Posted by JRT1393
I haven't found anybody talking about this, and I didn't really wanna read over 800 pages of questions on here haha, but have any of you tried the $70 chip that's supposed to increase MPG by 4-7 & add 60 horsepower? I don't want to spend $70 without knowing it will work
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Originally Posted by odgreen89on35s
It's a sensor plug. What side of the engine was it on.
right side what does it sense and do i really need it
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