Bad brake fluid leak in the rear 99 XJ
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From: Smithville, ON
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
found 'em...thanx tho Kscha41 
in case anyone else is after them: non-abs
52128170 (short one off the prop leading to the long one front to back)
52127967 (front to back)
52127988-AC (prop to passenger side)
52128381 (prop to drivers side)
in case anyone else is after them: non-abs
52128170 (short one off the prop leading to the long one front to back)
52127967 (front to back)
52127988-AC (prop to passenger side)
52128381 (prop to drivers side)
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From: SoCal
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
That's totally possible as long as you didn't let the master cylinder reservoir run low. In the OP's case, he may have allowed air to enter the ABS modulator when the master cylinder reservoir went dry. Air at the calipers/drums isn't a huge issue but air in the ABS modulator is.
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