Flex Plate issues
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ok so a guy from on here said he pulled one out of a 97 and he can sell it to me for $50 shipped
the part number is : 53006324
The flex plate was originally from a 96 ZJ (OBD2). I pulled the motor (and flex plate) and built my stroker. The mounting is exactly the same for all
OBD2 4.0L Jeeps. The windows for the crank sensor are all the same as well.
is this true and will it fit my jeep (1998 Jeep Cherokee SPort 4.0 auto 2wd)
please need help this would make it worth going ahead and doing it instead of driving the jeep into the ground(or junk yard)
the part number is : 53006324
The flex plate was originally from a 96 ZJ (OBD2). I pulled the motor (and flex plate) and built my stroker. The mounting is exactly the same for all
OBD2 4.0L Jeeps. The windows for the crank sensor are all the same as well.
is this true and will it fit my jeep (1998 Jeep Cherokee SPort 4.0 auto 2wd)
please need help this would make it worth going ahead and doing it instead of driving the jeep into the ground(or junk yard)
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ok so a guy from on here said he pulled one out of a 97 and he can sell it to me for $50 shipped
the part number is : 53006324
The flex plate was originally from a 96 ZJ (OBD2). I pulled the motor (and flex plate) and built my stroker. The mounting is exactly the same for all
OBD2 4.0L Jeeps. The windows for the crank sensor are all the same as well.
is this true and will it fit my jeep (1998 Jeep Cherokee SPort 4.0 auto 2wd)
please need help this would make it worth going ahead and doing it instead of driving the jeep into the ground(or junk yard)
the part number is : 53006324
The flex plate was originally from a 96 ZJ (OBD2). I pulled the motor (and flex plate) and built my stroker. The mounting is exactly the same for all
OBD2 4.0L Jeeps. The windows for the crank sensor are all the same as well.
is this true and will it fit my jeep (1998 Jeep Cherokee SPort 4.0 auto 2wd)
please need help this would make it worth going ahead and doing it instead of driving the jeep into the ground(or junk yard)
I'll retract my offer, hope you find the parts you need.
Done with this.
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sorry if i offended you, I am just trying to get as much info as possible because i will only have the money to do this once, as im on ssi, so please accept my apology if i have offended you it was not my intention
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Just so you will know in the future, if this guy ----> FrankZ tells you something, then chances are it's correct. Very knowledgeable guy, and most here will agree. And he makes sexayyy bumpers!!!
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ok so i have found one in a local shop a friend of mine owns and he will sell it to me for 35 but its for a 97 grand cherokee so im assuming it will work
does the price sound reasonable
does the price sound reasonable
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ok so a flex plate from a grand cherokee will not fit the torque converter bolts are no the same distance
so no dice got to find one from a regular cherokee
so no dice got to find one from a regular cherokee
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[QUOTE=uplndvpr;691958]ok let me explain,
when i took it to the trans shop they showed me that you can turn the plate about 2-6 inches without turning the crank at all and yes it was still connected to the torque converter
Goodness gracious! He SHOWED YOU he can turn the flexplate 2-6 inches without turning the crank? You saw this???
And this thing runs?
Something sounds impossible here
when i took it to the trans shop they showed me that you can turn the plate about 2-6 inches without turning the crank at all and yes it was still connected to the torque converter
Goodness gracious! He SHOWED YOU he can turn the flexplate 2-6 inches without turning the crank? You saw this???
And this thing runs?
Something sounds impossible here
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