What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Year: 1987
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There's a vacuum storage reservoir on the back side of the front bumper. The hoses run from it to the firewall. One line goes through the firewall to the heater control. It's black. The pink line going through the firewall goes to the heater control valve if it's still on there. I have diagrams for both the CAD axle system and the vacuum system but I can't post them from my iPad.
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Year: 89
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Pulled my transmission for a swap. I'm going to start scrubbing pretty much everything under the jeep, including the new transmission. I've got a t case clocking jig coming in this week that I'd like to use before the transmission goes back in. Then I'll be looking into belly skids, I want to stay low.
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There's a vacuum storage reservoir on the back side of the front bumper. The hoses run from it to the firewall. One line goes through the firewall to the heater control. It's black. The pink line going through the firewall goes to the heater control valve if it's still on there. I have diagrams for both the CAD axle system and the vacuum system but I can't post them from my iPad.
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Year: 1990
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Moving the vacuum reservoir up under the coolant bottle.
And, eliminating the troublesome CAD system.
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Awesome! Good weekend project for me lol thanks for all your help Cruiser!
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
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Got my new M.O.R.E. shackles installed on the YJ and replaced the leaf spring that's twice been inverted. Thanks to my89xj for helping out.
Pics and details in my build thread, here:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/no...3/#post2799505
Pics and details in my build thread, here:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/no...3/#post2799505
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Here's where I put the rezzy on Renix Jeeps.
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Year: 90'
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Resto
I'm in the process of replacing/repainting the interior. (1990 XJ Laredo) I've done the entire headliner, replaced radio, painted the upper trim with bumper paint, and have repainted the roof a desert tan (Krylon camo: khaki). Its turned out rather well. Going to work on the hood next then the other panels.
2" budget boost.
Be prepared for siezed up rear spring eye bolts...had to cut my bolts and also weld nut in in spring bracket baçk on
.roadraje;2798705]Plan on installing the same in my daughters '99, got any tips or things I should know before I do. I watched a tutorial and it seems straightforward, did you use a spring compressor? I looked at the Rustys set-up as well but I'm open to opinions. [/QUOTE]
.roadraje;2798705]Plan on installing the same in my daughters '99, got any tips or things I should know before I do. I watched a tutorial and it seems straightforward, did you use a spring compressor? I looked at the Rustys set-up as well but I'm open to opinions. [/QUOTE]