What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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oh ok,ill have to check that out for next time.
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I fed her $61.00 worth of gas for 19.7 gallons and replaced a headlight so now i have angry eye lol its too rainy to paint today and tomorrow
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Originally Posted by DortDizzle
Be sure to pick up some extra washers for the bolts. The Durango box has a larger piston and you will need to space it out from the uni-frame rail
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Year: 1996
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I read where you got them from rock auto, but where is a good place to buy a cheap one? I've only one cause its a 94 and i know Bosch is a no go with the XJ but Autozone has another one but if i spend the money i want a good buy not a overpriced POS.
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Originally Posted by 96xjclassic
Only tip I've heard so far is to pre heat your exhaust to ease removal.
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Originally Posted by sycoglitch
I'm hoping I can get it out without the O2 socket. Thought I had one. I'm gonna give it a shot tomorrow Morning if I can get to the shop early enough. I'm hoping I can reach both from under the hood. Plus I have some decals to put on too
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Originally Posted by wiggles
Not that hard, just use an adjustable wrench and lay under your xj. If it fights you spray some pb on it and push harder lol
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came to the realization that the track bar i got on craigslist is going to be too short since it was built for an OTK setup...
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so I went and bought some more stuff to make myself feel better!
Stock gas tank skid for $50, as well as a slightly worn 30" M/T tire/wheel combo and some 3/4" coil spacers for $30
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Stock gas tank skid for $50, as well as a slightly worn 30" M/T tire/wheel combo and some 3/4" coil spacers for $30
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Originally Posted by dukie564
came to the realization that the track bar i got on craigslist is going to be too short since it was built for an OTK setup... ![Wallbash](https://www.cherokeeforum.com/images/smilies/wallbash.gif)
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yea... definitely sucks. At least it's not a total loss - still got a double shear mount and a frame cross brace out of the deal. I was so excited about the TB too - it has johnny joints on both ends. Contemplating sleeving and extending it but i think that's too much work...guess i just need to sell it and cut my losses. Maybe I can convince Clayton to sell me just the bar and axle bushing since I already have the JJ end at the frame...
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Year: 1996
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Put the new sway bar links that were on the 4x4 (before I replaced them with discos) on the 4x2. Then I suddenly realized it had a C8.25 on it! Because it's a mid-year '96, I'm not sure if it's a 27 or 29 spline. Unless someone can tell me how I can figure out what it is WITHOUT removing the axle or spider gears, that's what I have to do. I hope it's a 29, 'cos then I'm going to swap it with the D35 on the 4x4!