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So I have trans fluid leaking onto my exhaust just as it crosses over, whee can I be leaking from?
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Hey everyone, does anyone know what are the inputs and output on this dpst switch? Installing some door jam sensor bypass switches instead of just pulling the plungers.
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Hey everyone, does anyone know what are the inputs and output on this dpst switch? Installing some door jam sensor bypass switches instead of just pulling the plungers.
https://i.imgur.com/DYZ4W.jpg
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What is this relay? 2001 Cherokee Sport
Have been troubleshooting why my AC/heater blower stopped working. Removed and cleaned the controls from the console, checked all fuses, replaced the "resistor" pack behind glove box.
Noticed this relay, but did not know what it was... perhaps part of the blower circuit? Thanks!
The photo is at the "back" of the glove compartment area.
Next step is to locate the blower's wiring harness, then try putting voltage to it to see if it is working. Now I think that it is probably the cause and replacing that is a real chore (evac the AC, remove the canister, etc. then the blower motor... engine compartment side... dumb design)
** THANKS everyone *** The relay is the direct dc for "high" on the blower.
After all troubleshooting found the blower motor is gone. Requires AC evacuation and a lot of under hood work (:
Noticed this relay, but did not know what it was... perhaps part of the blower circuit? Thanks!
The photo is at the "back" of the glove compartment area.
Next step is to locate the blower's wiring harness, then try putting voltage to it to see if it is working. Now I think that it is probably the cause and replacing that is a real chore (evac the AC, remove the canister, etc. then the blower motor... engine compartment side... dumb design)
** THANKS everyone *** The relay is the direct dc for "high" on the blower.
After all troubleshooting found the blower motor is gone. Requires AC evacuation and a lot of under hood work (:
Last edited by shinyredcsport; 08-22-2012 at 03:25 PM. Reason: needed to add more on what I'm trying to do.
Originally Posted by sycoglitch
Do you mean just axles or the whole entire differential etc? If just axles yea need set from what you have now, spline count wise and Dana 35, 44, 8.25
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ok I found it in another thread but didn't find the answer!!! what is the difference between 242 and 231 the only thing I can find is one has pt
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Originally Posted by slamin xj
ok I found it in another thread but didn't find the answer!!! what is the difference between 242 and 231 the only thing I can find is one has pt
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I bought an overhead console from a guy and after bringing it home I found out that he butchered the wire harness. Its been impossible to find one in a junk yard. (which I why I bought it from him in the first place.) Any suggestions on where to get a new harness for reasonably cheap?
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
Blower problems
Have been troubleshooting why my AC/heater blower stopped working. Removed and cleaned the controls from the console, checked all fuses, replaced the "resistor" pack behind glove box.
Noticed this relay, but did not know what it was... perhaps part of the blower circuit? Thanks!
The photo is at the "back" of the glove compartment area.
Next step is to locate the blower's wiring harness, then try putting voltage to it to see if it is working. Now I think that it is probably the cause and replacing that is a real chore (evac the AC, remove the canister, etc. then the blower motor... engine compartment side... dumb design)
Noticed this relay, but did not know what it was... perhaps part of the blower circuit? Thanks!
The photo is at the "back" of the glove compartment area.
Next step is to locate the blower's wiring harness, then try putting voltage to it to see if it is working. Now I think that it is probably the cause and replacing that is a real chore (evac the AC, remove the canister, etc. then the blower motor... engine compartment side... dumb design)
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Want to Lift my 2000 Cherokee Sport
Hello fellow Cherokee owners and lovers, i've owned my 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport for two years now and believe its time to add a 4.5" RC lift with full leaf springs pack. The only issue is, I don't know what problems i should expect to encounter and what additional parts i should add that are not included in the Lift Kit. It is my daily driver that sees trails whenever i'm driving along and see something worth looking at. These questions have probably been asked a lot so forgive me, but I need to know whats the best route to take. I want to run 32X11.50 tires and like the look and flex of a 4.5" Lift. So if anyone could share their knowledge about if i need a steering stabilizer, control arm drop kit, slip yoke eliminator, extended driveshaft, wheel spacers, etc. I would really appreciate the help, because i only want to do this once, and do it right.