1993 Jeep Cherokee Restoration
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Second Junkyard Trip
Went to the local yard again to peruse for parts a few days ago and I came upon a 1993 Jeep Cherokee Owners Manual and other books! Definitely a great find.
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BloNdeChiNeEz (05-20-2021)
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Intermittent Wiper Module woes
I also went to the junkyard originally to find a wiper module to replace mine as it only works on low and high. I found one and replaced mine with it. While driving a little bit after my Jeep started to stutter and then stall out in a drive thru. Did it for the last two days and i finally, on a hunch, switched the modules back and it hasn't stalled out since. Weird how something pertaining to wipers messes with the performance of the vehicle.
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It is always stupid little things that cause problems. I usually follow one rule, if something acts up after changing something, change it back and see.
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That's not healthy
Went to Kroger and my brake light came on. Checked the master brake cylinder and the front bowl was completely empty. Definitely a flush in the near future because of the color. (One side is caramel colored and the other side is black) for now I refilled the empty bowl.
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Brakes bled
Today I bled the brakes and now you barely have to press the pedal for the car to stop. 10 times better than it ever has been. I don't think the brakes have ever been bled mainly because the bleeder valves were stuck good. Almost rounded off a few but took my socket set to them and they loosened right up.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0 L 6-cylinder
If it helps I know a place that specializes in tape deck belts for old units.
I was even able to find a belt for an old underdash 8 track player I was tinkering with.
https://www.turntableneedles.com/8-T...er_Drive_Belts
I was even able to find a belt for an old underdash 8 track player I was tinkering with.
https://www.turntableneedles.com/8-T...er_Drive_Belts
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If it helps I know a place that specializes in tape deck belts for old units.
I was even able to find a belt for an old underdash 8 track player I was tinkering with.
https://www.turntableneedles.com/8-T...er_Drive_Belts
I was even able to find a belt for an old underdash 8 track player I was tinkering with.
https://www.turntableneedles.com/8-T...er_Drive_Belts
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First look at the '93
Should've posted these pictures first but this is what the Jeep looked like when i first went and looked at it back in februrary.
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Classic Oil Filter Adapter Leak
As the title says it is leaking. Bad. So looks like it's time to replace the o-rings. Oil is dripping from the adapter, onto the starter, onto the transmission lines, then onto the ground.