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Old 07-24-2012, 03:59 PM
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i don't know if any body already asked this but i still wanna know? How bad will my jeep sound if i cut out the muffler and just put a piece of pipe in there? Please? Thanks!
it will be loud
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it will be loud
Yup but a sexy mean loud.
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Originally Posted by i<3myxj
I don't know if any body already asked this but I still wanna know? How bad will my jeep sound if I cut out the muffler and just put a piece of pipe in there? Please? Thanks!
Mine sounds like a diesel at a low idle, sounds like crap on slow acceleration, but once it gets some load it sounds like a V8 (inside). If you like the popping and snapping you will love straight pipe, especially on the first take off after starting it each time. I love that part
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Hello -- from my 1989 Jeep Exhaust High Temp Post....to Muffler/Exhaust Expert

Hope we can solve this problem.

I have a 1989 Jeep Laredo...6 cyl, 4.0 liter. Old but I love it.

Recently, have had trouble starting after I take it out to store and then come back to drive it again.

On 2 occassions, the car was running at 40MPH and completley shut down...no RPM

Last time it happened, it back fired and flames came out of exhaust pipe.

When I got to side of the road, there was a fire under the car...above muffler...burning the under coating and hot enough to get carpet to smolder. Fire went out. Ever heard that hppen before?

Cat converter is relativley new...20K

Local mechnic tested the O2 sensor and said it is suppose to range 0.1 to 1.0 volts but was reading 2.5 volts and I was told that sensor was calling for more fuel. Does that make sense given that high reading?

Does this car have an Check Engine Alert when something like O2 sensor fails and/or it gets hot like that.

Was lucky this didn't go up in flames, I guess.

Any input from the forum welcomed.....rich (Coloado)
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Originally Posted by Rjjk45
Hello -- from my 1989 Jeep Exhaust High Temp Post....to Muffler/Exhaust Expert

Hope we can solve this problem.

I have a 1989 Jeep Laredo...6 cyl, 4.0 liter. Old but I love it.

Recently, have had trouble starting after I take it out to store and then come back to drive it again.

On 2 occassions, the car was running at 40MPH and completley shut down...no RPM

Last time it happened, it back fired and flames came out of exhaust pipe.

When I got to side of the road, there was a fire under the car...above muffler...burning the under coating and hot enough to get carpet to smolder. Fire went out. Ever heard that hppen before?

Cat converter is relativley new...20K

Local mechnic tested the O2 sensor and said it is suppose to range 0.1 to 1.0 volts but was reading 2.5 volts and I was told that sensor was calling for more fuel. Does that make sense given that high reading?

Does this car have an Check Engine Alert when something like O2 sensor fails and/or it gets hot like that.

Was lucky this didn't go up in flames, I guess.

Any input from the forum welcomed.....rich (Coloado)
I don't think on the '89 you have that. It's renix if I remember.

Last tune up?

Test the CPS. You can test it from the engine bay. Just unplug it. Any resistance, it's bad. Plugs into bell housing, then connects by valve cover.

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Originally Posted by CrawlerYJ

I don't think on the '89 you have that. It's renix if I remember.

Last tune up?

Test the CPS. You can test it from the engine bay. Just unplug it. Any resistance, it's bad. Plugs into bell housing, then connects by valve cover.
Good god! O2! Thats running so rich the vapors cought fire b4 the cat!!
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Originally Posted by UsmclovesXJ
Good god! O2! Thats running so rich the vapors cought fire b4 the cat!!
Mechanics are always right. There you go. OP problem is solved.

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Originally Posted by CrawlerYJ

Mechanics are always right. There you go. OP problem is solved.

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http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...=oxygen+sensor
Not sure if sarcasm?
Lol idk had a long day.
But 2 things would cause that. A bad cat or running super rich.
And a cat with 20k isnt what i would expect. But yes o2 at 2.5 volts bad soo bad.
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you guys want to help me with my exhaust/performance? just PM'd with another member on here and this is what we came up with

1993 xj 4.0
intake manifold heat shield/ relocate IAT sensor
install a 1997 fuel pressure regulator
wrap my header
2.5" mandrel bent down pipe
8-12" section of flex pipe
2.5" evans cat from autozone (gotta be CA legal)
2.5" pipe
2.5" flowmaster super 40 dumped
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Originally Posted by Atmos
you guys want to help me with my exhaust/performance? just PM'd with another member on here and this is what we came up with

1993 xj 4.0
intake manifold heat shield/ relocate IAT sensor
install a 1997 fuel pressure regulator
wrap my header
2.5" mandrel bent down pipe
8-12" section of flex pipe
2.5" evans cat from autozone (gotta be CA legal)
2.5" pipe
2.5" flowmaster super 40 dumped
Very good . But a magnaflow would flow faster/ better.
And a 4.2 stroker jk jk but that set up is good.
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Originally Posted by UsmclovesXJ
Very good . But a magnaflow would flow faster/ better.
And a 4.2 stroker jk jk but that set up is good.
I posted a link around here with dyno charts. I think those mufflers are close.
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Originally Posted by CrawlerYJ

I posted a link around here with dyno charts. I think those mufflers are close.
They are. I love flow master more then mag. But flow master is chambered muffler and mag is straight threw.
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Originally Posted by UsmclovesXJ
They are. I love flow master more then mag. But flow master is chambered muffler and mag is straight threw.
I used to be a FM guy. Then Magnaflow, now Borla
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...t/viewall.html
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Great link im saveing that. And the numbers dont lie.
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I like the flowmaster it's all preference and nothing is really going to significantly help this 4.0 anyway
I dont care about the numbers I just want it to breathe
so there's nothing you guys would change on my plans? add? I dont want to do this twice

other upgrades will include cowl induction, ironman motor mounts, 62mm bored tb, 22lb injectors, and water proofed


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