does the fan come on when you turn ac on

 

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Freegdr- I did the same thing to my 89, best upgrade for the price. I didn't bother hooking up the sensor because I didn't want to change the thermostat housing. I just hooked it to a switch. I used the factory overflow from a 94 Cherokee instead of buying one. Also next time you post a message give punctuation a try. It was kinda p.i.t.a. to read your first post.

 

not fab, belongs in either Tech or cherokee chat.

 

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If you're gonna be like that, I'll just save you the trouble.

Read this: https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f58/re...changes-58485/

Realize that COSXJFAN is the mod for this section of the forum, and if you plan on staying around here you should heed what he says. I was only giving a friendly reminder, I can be blunt about it next time.

 

that means listening it states mod existing part the radiator had to be modified buy changing brackets from the old to the new so that is the reason i placed it here

 

BLUNT? Yea ive heard what you kids do with those now days?

 

L.O.L.

 

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This is fabrication, one must retro fit the new radiator brackets, the old pressure bottle lines, and sensor. It is replacing a system on the truck with one that was not originally there, thus fabrication.

And holy run on sentence batman in post 1! Lmao. But I dig it. Infact, Freegdr I hate to burst your bubble, but I'm doing this swap this weekend, for 1/3rd the price. Found a '94, that had received a brand new radiator right before it went to the junkyard. My entire open system conversion = $38.

Good write up!

 

yea u got lucky,m i went to the junk yard that monr only one xj in there. The front end totaled. Id been wanting to do this for a long time,and considering they wanted 300 dollars for the radiator at pep boys and 225 at auto zone and had to order it .Go all the parts from bennet 125 dollars out the door im happy as a hooker on pay day

 

thank you

 

I'm not going to get into to it. What you did is a retro-fit or a modification. No different than me putting a 99 8.25 and e-brake system in to my 91XJ. Fabrication at its core is taking basic materials(tubing, steel plate, etc) and creating something out of it.

Its definitely a great upgrade, and seriously I have a ton of respect for you for figuring it out. however it is border-line in the wrong section of the forum.