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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by XJIrish4x4
Interesting or perhaps maybe the rebuild kits work for both track bars. 1660 is what is sold for XJ now so I wonder if that is equiv to what you have. Serious Offroad sells everything you mentioned along with the RE 1660 track bar so I will probably just go with that if they get back to me on military discount. Going with RE everything seems like the way to go. JKS might be a good option too but I think I will stick with RE.
Got mine from this Attachment 398824
Bought a parts jeep and robbed the rear springs, the track bar, the track bar brace, the track bar bracket, and the steering box brace. I €™m 99% sure that €™s the track bar I have. I had to buy a rebuild kit for mine since the bushings were worn out and I thought that €™s the one I used.
Bought a parts jeep and robbed the rear springs, the track bar, the track bar brace, the track bar bracket, and the steering box brace. I €™m 99% sure that €™s the track bar I have. I had to buy a rebuild kit for mine since the bushings were worn out and I thought that €™s the one I used.
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Originally Posted by XJIrish4x4
Looks like i have D30 upfront which is probably common and 3.55 gearing in the rear axle which will work I think but might have to regear to 4.10 with 33"
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Actually yours looks like it has had some mods done too it already? If so it may have been regeared already. Easy to tell when you get your hands on it. Jack it up, mark the tire, and slowly spin it around one revolution while counting how many times the driveline spins around the same point you marked on it. You might get lucky.
Actually yours looks like it has had some mods done too it already? If so it may have been regeared already. Easy to tell when you get your hands on it. Jack it up, mark the tire, and slowly spin it around one revolution while counting how many times the driveline spins around the same point you marked on it. You might get lucky.
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What Earl said. Remember... this was a junkyard truck. Free "exchange parts" if they were energetic enough to do it.
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You are 100% right I'm chopping at the bit to get my hands dirty. I love this stuff and can't wait to get home not only to spend some quality time with my wife and kids after being gone for 6 months but to also pick up my Jeep and bring her back to life.
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That is why I'm on here to ask the million dumb questions now before I get home and dive into something I have no idea what I'm doing. You guys all have been a great help so far, thank you!
You are 100% right I'm chopping at the bit to get my hands dirty. I love this stuff and can't wait to get home not only to spend some quality time with my wife and kids after being gone for 6 months but to also pick up my Jeep and bring her back to life.
You are 100% right I'm chopping at the bit to get my hands dirty. I love this stuff and can't wait to get home not only to spend some quality time with my wife and kids after being gone for 6 months but to also pick up my Jeep and bring her back to life.
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Year: 1989
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Been lookin for hours trying to find pics to Compare Pitman arms.
-- I think mine has been replaced, maybe a ZJ ..?
Looking for pics to compare:
Stock pitman arm
1" extension (ie ZJ) Pitman arm
Aftermarket / lift Pitman arm
+ whatever u got?
Anyone got Pics to compare ?? - a link?
TIA
-- I think mine has been replaced, maybe a ZJ ..?
Looking for pics to compare:
Stock pitman arm
1" extension (ie ZJ) Pitman arm
Aftermarket / lift Pitman arm
+ whatever u got?
Anyone got Pics to compare ?? - a link?
TIA
--Anyway, .... There should be 2 pics of mt pitman arm. Does it look stock XJ . or ZJ...? or??
-Also anyone know the Nut-size?
Thx
Last edited by RacerX; 10-13-2017 at 05:43 AM. Reason: ;pics, ?s
Tie rod, drag link, what?
i’ve bought a lifted XJ and it was wrecked from the driver’s side quite drastically. This is my first jeep that is lifted and 4X4 so I don’t know what to do exactly. I repaired the jeep slowly but the one thing I noticed was the drag link(?) is small. I haven’t put the jeep on the road because I fear that this will become loose. It looks like the tie rod is either too short or the drag link (marked in red) is short. The thing that is marked in blue seems to be in bad shape as well. I searched everywhere for answers and I could not find any.