Couple of problems...
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Couple of problems...
Evening everyone!
I know part of this question would probably be in the other Tech sub-forum, however I also have a question related to OEM operation and repair.
First off, the door. My driver's door does not like to hold open like it should. It's done this for a while now; hasn't always done that though. I have noticed that the little bar above the rubber grommet thing that the speak wire goes through likes to shift up and down when opening and closing the door. It appears that the little pin in the body end is loose. Thoughts? Repair?
Second, disc brakes. Rear disc brakes. Please all conversion-ies weigh in here. My Jeep is a '91 XJ with what I am assuming is the single diaphragm brake booster with the metal master cylinder with metal lid. My drums are still kind of acting up, and I hate them. They suck and fail at life. I have the ZJ backing plates needed for the conversion that I will be stripping and painting with a flat black high heat paint. What else do I ABSOLUTELY need for this swap?
I know rear calipers from some year ZJ, preferably new axle seals (D35) since I'll be there anyway, new e-brake cables, rotors, pads, e-brake shoe/hardware... Do I need the new prop valve yet or can it wait? Also, do I need to swap out the master cylinder or reservoir? Trust me, I will do whatever is necessary and if the Prop valve makes a notable safety difference then I will get. Just need the input.
Also, when you remove the rear axles, how does that jank work? I know the D35 is c-clip and there is mention of a pinion shaft bolt (8mm I think). You are supposed to remove this (one?) bolt and push the axles in, magically releasing the clips and then you can pull the axle. Fill me in please.
Thank you everyone!
I know part of this question would probably be in the other Tech sub-forum, however I also have a question related to OEM operation and repair.
First off, the door. My driver's door does not like to hold open like it should. It's done this for a while now; hasn't always done that though. I have noticed that the little bar above the rubber grommet thing that the speak wire goes through likes to shift up and down when opening and closing the door. It appears that the little pin in the body end is loose. Thoughts? Repair?
Second, disc brakes. Rear disc brakes. Please all conversion-ies weigh in here. My Jeep is a '91 XJ with what I am assuming is the single diaphragm brake booster with the metal master cylinder with metal lid. My drums are still kind of acting up, and I hate them. They suck and fail at life. I have the ZJ backing plates needed for the conversion that I will be stripping and painting with a flat black high heat paint. What else do I ABSOLUTELY need for this swap?
I know rear calipers from some year ZJ, preferably new axle seals (D35) since I'll be there anyway, new e-brake cables, rotors, pads, e-brake shoe/hardware... Do I need the new prop valve yet or can it wait? Also, do I need to swap out the master cylinder or reservoir? Trust me, I will do whatever is necessary and if the Prop valve makes a notable safety difference then I will get. Just need the input.
Also, when you remove the rear axles, how does that jank work? I know the D35 is c-clip and there is mention of a pinion shaft bolt (8mm I think). You are supposed to remove this (one?) bolt and push the axles in, magically releasing the clips and then you can pull the axle. Fill me in please.
Thank you everyone!
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Search will provide you with at least a gazillion answers:
Google: site:cherokeeforum.com rear disc conversion
Google: site:cherokeeforum.com door check
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ETA: sorry, fixed it....
Google: site:cherokeeforum.com rear disc conversion
Google: site:cherokeeforum.com door check
Google: site:cherokeeforum.com (enter search term(s) here)
ETA: sorry, fixed it....
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Search will provide you with at least a gazillion answers:
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google site:cherokeeforum.com
google site:cherokeeforum.com Rear disc conversion
google site:cherokeeforum.com door check
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My main concern now is my stock booster and master cylinder. Being a '91 it has the single diaphragm booster with metal 2 section brake fluid reservoir. Will this need swapped?
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