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94xjsport94: light **** isnt turned all the way. its in the dash dimmer right now. all the light switches are off and when you put the bulb in ether of the light things it still comes on. allmost like the loghts are wired hot
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I would be attaching them with bolts and L brackets so I don't think they would fall off, but I see your point.
Anyone know of an aftermarket XJ sound bar?
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Originally Posted by ol"blue
I'll hopefully tackle the issue tmrw... and post what happened.
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Originally Posted by bloddy mud
94xjsport94: light **** isnt turned all the way. its in the dash dimmer right now. all the light switches are off and when you put the bulb in ether of the light things it still comes on. allmost like the loghts are wired hot
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I have a question, tried to search but found nothing of use.
What would cause extremely sloppy steering, before the steering box, but tight and solid steering components after the box?
I can reach and wiggle the steering input shaft into the steering box with ease, and nothing on the other side moves.
Is this a bad steering box?
TIA
What would cause extremely sloppy steering, before the steering box, but tight and solid steering components after the box?
I can reach and wiggle the steering input shaft into the steering box with ease, and nothing on the other side moves.
Is this a bad steering box?
TIA
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Year: 2001
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Engine: 4.0L I6 HO
Originally Posted by avision
What about attaching them to the back of the back seat? Is the back made out of wood?
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I ended up just bolting it to the rear floor boards against the edges sideways so there is still leg room. I will have to take the bench out to fold the rear seat down, but it's worth it to have tunes with doors off.
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Year: 2001
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Originally Posted by MR E30
I have a question, tried to search but found nothing of use.
What would cause extremely sloppy steering, before the steering box, but tight and solid steering components after the box?
I can reach and wiggle the steering input shaft into the steering box with ease, and nothing on the other side moves.
Is this a bad steering box?
TIA
What would cause extremely sloppy steering, before the steering box, but tight and solid steering components after the box?
I can reach and wiggle the steering input shaft into the steering box with ease, and nothing on the other side moves.
Is this a bad steering box?
TIA
A few minutes of searching the forum should bring up a good explanation of how this is done.