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Stock XJ Cherokee Tech. All XJ Non-modified/stock questions go hereXJ (84-01)
All OEM related XJ specific tech. Examples, no start, general maintenance or anything that's stock.
Engine: 4.0, new lifters valve job with new springs and exhaust valves, preload set with shims
Am always amazed when folks ask up here for a part number, when anyone can just go to rockauto.com and look it up themselves and see all the options, make sure they have the right year make model, and then order it. Or napa, or advance, or autozone,...or Ebay which has exhaustive year make model checkers and tell you what other makes models also take the same part.
Am always amazed when folks ask up here for a part number, when anyone can just go to rockauto.com and look it up themselves and see all the options, make sure they have the right year make model, and then order it. Or napa, or advance, or autozone,...or Ebay which has exhaustive year make model checkers and tell you what other makes models also take the same part.
I do agree with you for the most part.
Especially since you practically have access to every XJ parts catalog online.
There was one thing I did notice when looking myself.
It appears '97 has a different part number for a 4 or 6 cylinder.
Which is different then the part numbers for '98 which also lists 2. One for a 4 cylinder and one for a 6.
Which is different then '99 to '00 that just lists one for both 4 cylinder and for a 6.
Which is the same for '01 but no mention of a 4 cylinder at all. Just the 4.0
Which I have to admit confused me. I never gave it much thought, until now, but just figured it was the same one for all of them.
And on top of all that both RockAuto and Napa say that the part number for '99 and up fits '98 and up.
So there is another discrepancy.
And the throttle body part number itself is the same for all of them.
So I am assuming it is not really the part itself but the connector on the part and the connector on the harness that connects to it.
Am always amazed when folks ask up here for a part number, when anyone can just go to rockauto.com and look it up themselves and see all the options, make sure they have the right year make model, and then order it. Or napa, or advance, or autozone,...or Ebay which has exhaustive year make model checkers and tell you what other makes models also take the same part.
I now have the parts catalog downloaded. Sorry to bother you.
I do agree with you for the most part.
Especially since you practically have access to every XJ parts catalog online.
There was one thing I did notice when looking myself.
It appears '97 has a different part number for a 4 or 6 cylinder.
Which is different then the part numbers for '98 which also lists 2. One for a 4 cylinder and one for a 6.
Which is different then '99 to '00 that just lists one for both 4 cylinder and for a 6.
Which is the same for '01 but no mention of a 4 cylinder at all. Just the 4.0
Which I have to admit confused me. I never gave it much thought, until now, but just figured it was the same one for all of them.
And on top of all that both RockAuto and Napa say that the part number for '99 and up fits '98 and up.
So there is another discrepancy.
And the throttle body part number itself is the same for all of them.
So I am assuming it is not really the part itself but the connector on the part and the connector on the harness that connects to it.
basically the reason I asked for the mopar part number was because when looking for the part online I was finding multiple mopar part numbers.
