cool thanks. i think it might be the switch how hard is it to replace?

Pull the dash and trim stuff out and it should be plug and play with a few screws but I've never taken mine out so idk

Check the wiring first. May save you a huge headache.

I made a second one from 1/2 square, tons of triangles and it was super strong.

X2 a volt meter can save you the BS of having to do all that stuff. I just did my headlights tonight and a loose connection made my low beams not work so you have to check everything

ill try all that tomorrow after school. just need to get them fixed since it gets dark so fast now

Yes. The OBD2 4.0L-powered Jeeps that do not have 'federal emissions' (California package in 2000, everywhere 2001+, and in the TJs of the same vintage, too) are all one pre-cat O2 sensor installed in the downpipe on the driver's side (above the front drive shaft) and one immediately after the catalytic converter.

Yes, I meant any brand ?

Brand don't matter.

My 2000(4.0, auto) keeps bogging down and stalling. While driving the engine will just randomly die. Sometimes my revs drop first, sometimes it just dies with no warning. I can almost always get it started again right away. But the problem persists. Its been doing this for a couple of weeks, now. I changed my fuel pump(because it needed it), but that did not stop the random engine cut off.
Any ideas/thoughts?

I'd say Throttle position sensor.

Hi,I just replaced a hub on the drivers side of my Jeep,problem is when I torqued it down the dust flange on the axle thats suppose to butt against the axle housing is out about 1/4 inch,do you guys know whats causing this to happen or is this normal?any help would be appeciated

Rear window wiper stopped working while I was out of town and my wife had the jeep. Doesn't make a sound or even give a hint that it is trying to move. Anyone had the same problem?

Do the front wipers still work?
Start with checking fuses and make sure the front wipers work. IF they all check out i would open the back hatch up and check if there's power going to the motor.

It dies while in gear? Test your TPS, try moving some relays around like the fuel pump and ASD. Might be CPS though. If you post a new thread I'm sure guys like cruiser54 and tjwalker will post their writeups (or you could just search for them)