whats the likely hood
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Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I 6
have any of you guys shorted out ur wireing
my starter is good but i have no power going to 2 of my relays. were should i start ?
thanks again
ps i don't wanna take it to a shop
thanks again
ps i don't wanna take it to a shop
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Year: 1990
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it stays
it stays started but once i shut it off it makes a clicking sound. what kind of tirerod should i get a va zj or wj or something eles from the j/y mines shot
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belive it or not rustys has a beefy tie rod for like $99... are all you battery connections clean and not frayed if so i would say battery
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Year: 1990XJ/1989MJ
Model: Comanche
Engine: 4.0L Renix
There is a Rustys thread on this forum. Please read before buying from him. Check all your grounds and any competent auto parts house can check your battery. Sears will also do the battery check.
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Sloshing a regualar battery around can certainly kill it. I once had a standard wet cell battery in my rail buggy die after taking it across bumpy dunes. Look into a Gel Cell bettery like an optima. They are expensive but very worth it.
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But anyways, do you need a tie rod tube or tie rod END? It's more likely you need the tie rod end, and if so, just replace it with a stock piece unless you want to upgrade to a zj tie rod or one of the many upgradable tie rods on the web.
http://jeepinoutfitters.com/scripts/...?idCategory=57
Couple options for you there. Some of those use the stock tie rod ends. The stock rod ends don't seem to be a major issue out on the trails like bent tie rod tubes.
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Year: 1990XJ/1989MJ
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Gerr on here and on NAXJA has a good price on ZJ tie rod upgrades. Check him out he is legit. He is pushing glasses but carries Jeep parts as well.
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Also to whomever asked it is the ZJ tierod that you want, it works very well and they are a dime a dozen.
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Year: 1990
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my bad by the way it waa drag link i got one from the junkyard and i also got a front cad fork,woodgrain dash and a brand new looking batery all for 20 bucks im gonna put the old batery in and i got elecritcal cleaner for cleaing the mud off
what do u think?
what do u think?