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10-28-2012, 05:25 PM
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Quick question. Does anyone have the model number of the 97-01 electric aux fan. I need a new one and rock auto has to but doesn't mention years. Thanks in advance
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DORMAN Part # 620001 More Info {#52005748, 52028337AC, 52079444AB} Fully Assembled for Ease of Installation
Fully Assembled for Ease of Installation; Incl. Shroud, Motor & Blade; Exc. Postal Vehicles
$53.99
TYC Part # 620560 More Info {#52028337AC, CH3115106} Radiator/Condenser Dual Fan Assembly
Radiator and Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly; Remarks: Not for use with Vehicles equipped with Clutch Type Cooling Fan; w/ Electric Fan
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DORMAN Part # 620001 More Info {#52005748, 52028337AC, 52079444AB} Fully Assembled for Ease of Installation
Fully Assembled for Ease of Installation; Incl. Shroud, Motor & Blade; Exc. Postal Vehicles
$53.99
TYC Part # 620560 More Info {#52028337AC, CH3115106} Radiator/Condenser Dual Fan Assembly
Radiator and Condenser Cooling Fan Assembly; Remarks: Not for use with Vehicles equipped with Clutch Type Cooling Fan; w/ Electric Fan
10-28-2012, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 96xjclassic
Dude, they're like $20 bucks at the jy.
10-28-2012, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Hapla
Sorry for the dark picture but the best I can do with the phone..
Hmm scratch that, the two bulbs are te same size. Hmmm I know it's been done before jut not sure about this one
10-28-2012, 05:58 PM
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10-28-2012, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by salad
I bet the idea is to remove the metal caps from the old bulb and stick them on the LED.
10-28-2012, 08:26 PM
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Hmmm... Well after spending the night looking around all I can find is that the Map/Cargo lights are all the closed loop lights.
BUT!!!!
I clicked on the SYLVANIA replacement guide and checked what the 1999 GRAND Cherokee lights looked like. Since the over head consoles are so close I thought maybe they would use the same lights. Guess what? I am thinking the lights in my console and cargo area are from a Grand Cherokee and not a Cherokee.
Do you think there would be any problems with trying the GC lights in my XJ? I found the ones on the Superbright site that are the same voltage range and the same lenght. They are just not as bright and have a 30* and not the 120* that I was hoping for.
BUT!!!!
I clicked on the SYLVANIA replacement guide and checked what the 1999 GRAND Cherokee lights looked like. Since the over head consoles are so close I thought maybe they would use the same lights. Guess what? I am thinking the lights in my console and cargo area are from a Grand Cherokee and not a Cherokee.
Do you think there would be any problems with trying the GC lights in my XJ? I found the ones on the Superbright site that are the same voltage range and the same lenght. They are just not as bright and have a 30* and not the 120* that I was hoping for.
10-28-2012, 08:36 PM
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/270895632193...84.m1439.l2649
I just put this one in last week. Jeep is quite once again when the AC is on. We us it year round here. No screaming aux fan. I guess it cost about the same as the rock auto because no shipping or tax.
I just put this one in last week. Jeep is quite once again when the AC is on. We us it year round here. No screaming aux fan. I guess it cost about the same as the rock auto because no shipping or tax.
10-28-2012, 08:37 PM
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Hmmm... Well after spending the night looking around all I can find is that the Map/Cargo lights are all the closed loop lights.
BUT!!!!
I clicked on the SYLVANIA replacement guide and checked what the 1999 GRAND Cherokee lights looked like. Since the over head consoles are so close I thought maybe they would use the same lights. Guess what? I am thinking the lights in my console and cargo area are from a Grand Cherokee and not a Cherokee.
Do you think there would be any problems with trying the GC lights in my XJ? I found the ones on the Superbright site that are the same voltage range and the same lenght. They are just not as bright and have a 30* and not the 120* that I was hoping for.
BUT!!!!
I clicked on the SYLVANIA replacement guide and checked what the 1999 GRAND Cherokee lights looked like. Since the over head consoles are so close I thought maybe they would use the same lights. Guess what? I am thinking the lights in my console and cargo area are from a Grand Cherokee and not a Cherokee.
Do you think there would be any problems with trying the GC lights in my XJ? I found the ones on the Superbright site that are the same voltage range and the same lenght. They are just not as bright and have a 30* and not the 120* that I was hoping for.
I have a 98 xj and my lights up there are the same. Make sure you can't put the LEDs up there somehow too. Like others said crimp the connectors if you can
10-28-2012, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Houston Kid
http://www.ebay.com/itm/270895632193...84.m1439.l2649
I just put this one in last week. Jeep is quite once again when the AC is on. We us it year round here. No screaming aux fan. I guess it cost about the same as the rock auto because no shipping or tax.
I just put this one in last week. Jeep is quite once again when the AC is on. We us it year round here. No screaming aux fan. I guess it cost about the same as the rock auto because no shipping or tax.
10-28-2012, 08:51 PM
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I take it this is for me. I wound up get the same style from rock auto. I went out and looked at mine and matches it. I was just curious cause rock auto said this model wasn't for jeeps with clutch style cooling. I've noticed my fan got so bad it pulls more power due to the added resistance
10-28-2012, 10:26 PM
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Ehh you guys are gonna hate me but I got a question for a Ford and figured one of y'all might know.. My girlfriend has an 01 Ford Focus and when you cut the A/C on it smells horrible. I mean bad... Anyone got a clue why? (no jokes like "burn the pos" or anything plz
10-29-2012, 08:32 AM
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So I'm putting on aux. Reverse lights so I can see at night when loading. My question is how do I wire them to come on with regular reverse lights and on as well with a switch