What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Year: 94
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by 4X4times4
Ford 943 injectors? What do those do?
I think most if not all ev1 type injectors fit and heard the stock computer can handle up to 47psi. The bosch yellow tops are 43psi and the stock 94zj is only 39psi. If i ever install i cam i'll change them out to a 47psi injector. There are a ton of write ups online about it. The injectors arent much money if you shop around on ebay. I also suggest changing the regulator when doing this.
This plus new accel coil with plugs gapped to .040 ( might gap them a little more) was a great way to smooth out the engine and get more mpg and will only better any other mod i do.
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Higher flow. Also stock jeep injectors (pre96 i believe) all have only one hole where as the bosch ford injectors have 4. That means better air/fuel mixture. Just finished and did a quick test drive. Better bottom to mid acceleration, better mpg( at least thats what the overhead says), and maybe 2-3 more hp(not really a notice able difference), and runs smoother.
I think most if not all ev1 type injectors fit and heard the stock computer can handle up to 47psi. The bosch yellow tops are 43psi and the stock 94zj is only 39psi. If i ever install i cam i'll change them out to a 47psi injector. There are a ton of write ups online about it. The injectors arent much money if you shop around on ebay. I also suggest changing the regulator when doing this.
This plus new accel coil with plugs gapped to .040 ( might gap them a little more) was a great way to smooth out the engine and get more mpg and will only better any other mod i do.
I think most if not all ev1 type injectors fit and heard the stock computer can handle up to 47psi. The bosch yellow tops are 43psi and the stock 94zj is only 39psi. If i ever install i cam i'll change them out to a 47psi injector. There are a ton of write ups online about it. The injectors arent much money if you shop around on ebay. I also suggest changing the regulator when doing this.
This plus new accel coil with plugs gapped to .040 ( might gap them a little more) was a great way to smooth out the engine and get more mpg and will only better any other mod i do.
Would there be an advantage to make that mod on a 2000?
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Year: 1999
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97 and up XJs have the fuel pressure regulator as part of the fuel pump assembly in the tank so the upgrade doesn't quite work the same. I don't think there are as many options for this approach but you could probably install higher flow injectors anyway.
However, 99+ has EV6 connectors and will take a direct swap with 784 injectors or the KJ Liberty ones. Do some looking around in the Modified Tech thread, there are about a billion threads on injector upgrades.
However, 99+ has EV6 connectors and will take a direct swap with 784 injectors or the KJ Liberty ones. Do some looking around in the Modified Tech thread, there are about a billion threads on injector upgrades.
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Yeah, I think the 784 injectors are found in some neons. Unfortunately every trip to the JY I have made has yielded no 784 injectors.
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Last night busted the lower arm off of the axle. Had to limp out if my wheeling area and home. Now I'm wondering if it isn't time to fab up a long arm setup PR try to weld it back on.
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Year: 1997
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Originally Posted by 00Pajeepcherokee
Last night busted the lower arm off of the axle. Had to limp out if my wheeling area and home. Now I'm wondering if it isn't time to fab up a long arm setup PR try to weld it back on.
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Spring-under AMC20? Why would you bother with that?
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Year: 1999 Jeep Cherokee
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Replaced all fluids in Diffs, transfer case, and transmission. Also replaced both rear wheel bearings and seals.
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Hmm must be the angle, then. I thought about D44 but the diff cover looks way too dome-like and not enough apple-like in the piccy
Wha... what happened to your rear brakes? Where's all the rust???
Wha... what happened to your rear brakes? Where's all the rust???