went wheelin last night and swamped my jeep in about 3 feet or more of water. rubber floors and padding underneath is unsaveable i think. also i blew out the plastic side of my radiator cause i overheated it and my belt snapped. is motor gonna be ok? also what kind of suggestions do you guys have for a new rad and stuff. wanna get an electric water pump too but cant find one that fits my application. BTW my Jeep is a 1991 XJ.

P.S.- i have a dual electric fan kit overnighted from Quadratec.

 

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it's the other way around, you overheated because you snapped the belt (no fan, no water pump)... Flush circuit and get a new rad, alu core. Run a switch to disable the lectric fans when you drive in water.

 

ok. i ordered a Flex Lite dual 12 inch electric fan kit off quadratec and my buddy is giving me an aluminum radiator. where can i find an electric water pump and alternator relocation kit?

 

You can also get a Duel fan from a Dodge Neon. I have one and with a little dremeling it fits great...Tj

 

ok but that doesnt answer where i can get an electric fuel pump and alternator relocation kit from.

 

you mean electric water pump...
you could easily fit an external marine water pump with a couple of hoses, 12 volts etc.. but i honestly don't see the benefits.

alternator relocation:
http://www.jeepskool.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2228

 

yeah sorry i was half asleep when i wrote that last post. lol. i did mean electric water pump though.

 

Probably need to do a bunch of "do it yourself" engineering with regards to an electric water pump for the 4.0L. Here's an option.....

http://www.stewartcomponents.net/Mer...Code=ElectPump

 

well i wanna say thanks to fantic238 for hooking me up with the link for an Alternator Relocation Kit. i got it done last night and its perfect. thanks again man.

 

you're welcome dude, post some pics of it.

 

yeah once i figure out how to. lol. i actually made a slight mod to the other kids design. instead of grinding out the a/c compressor mount and all that i just put a square metal plate and bolted that down and bolted the alternator bracket flat to that. i had to modify my hood so it would close but it saved me alot of time grinding and stuff.

 

little dark but you get the idea.

 

nice work, would like to see better in detail the plate...