Sources for Original MOPAR Parts or alternatives
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From: Orlando adjacent
Year: 97, 98, 99
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
So I agree that the sensors need to be MOPAR parts, but those are getting harder to find.
1. Is there an aftermarket manufacturer who is considered acceptable?
2 Where can you still order MOPAR parts for these. Seeing OUT OF STOCK a lot.
Thanks, Sean
1. Is there an aftermarket manufacturer who is considered acceptable?
2 Where can you still order MOPAR parts for these. Seeing OUT OF STOCK a lot.
Thanks, Sean
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From: Salt Lake City, UT
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
I like Standard Motor Products if I can't find a Mopar electrical switch or sensor. I've used WVE (door switch, turn signal switch) in a pinch and so far so good.
moparpartsgiant.com is where I find Mopar stuff. Electrical parts for XJ are getting harder to find though, I've started a stockpile of them when I find them.
moparpartsgiant.com is where I find Mopar stuff. Electrical parts for XJ are getting harder to find though, I've started a stockpile of them when I find them.
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From: Orlando adjacent
Year: 97, 98, 99
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Anything specific you are looking for and for what year?
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From: Plymouth, England
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
I usually find that RockAuto has a decent selection of Mopar bits for my '98. I've just had a new coil and TPS from there, both Mopar.
One thing I found interesting though is that new Mopar sensors seem to be made in China, and don't look the same as the originals. They seem to work fine, but I just hope they prove to be as good as the original quality.
One thing I found interesting though is that new Mopar sensors seem to be made in China, and don't look the same as the originals. They seem to work fine, but I just hope they prove to be as good as the original quality.
I usually find that RockAuto has a decent selection of Mopar bits for my '98. I've just had a new coil and TPS from there, both Mopar.
One thing I found interesting though is that new Mopar sensors seem to be made in China, and don't look the same as the originals. They seem to work fine, but I just hope they prove to be as good as the original quality.
One thing I found interesting though is that new Mopar sensors seem to be made in China, and don't look the same as the originals. They seem to work fine, but I just hope they prove to be as good as the original quality.
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From: napoleon ohio
Year: 98, 00, 01 and another 01
Model: Cherokee
Engine: both 01 jeeps have viper coil pack
I like Standard Motor Products if I can't find a Mopar electrical switch or sensor. I've used WVE (door switch, turn signal switch) in a pinch and so far so good.
moparpartsgiant.com is where I find Mopar stuff. Electrical parts for XJ are getting harder to find though, I've started a stockpile of them when I find them.
moparpartsgiant.com is where I find Mopar stuff. Electrical parts for XJ are getting harder to find though, I've started a stockpile of them when I find them.
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From: Plymouth, England
Year: 1998
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Engine: 4.0 I6
Yeah, my older Mopar stuff was usually Mexico too. All the China-made stuff I've had has had a much more recent date of manufacture (i.e. in the last year or so).
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