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Actually for the same reason. Material inside burns out and becomes loose. In a lightbulb its the tungstent filament, in a cat it's a platinum-coated mesh of metal or ceramic.
What year? Some do, some don't.
97Originally Posted by salad
I've had great success with this product to keep my cat happy:Actually for the same reason. Material inside burns out and becomes loose. In a lightbulb its the tungstent filament, in a cat it's a platinum-coated mesh of metal or ceramic.
What year? Some do, some don't.
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Check the hubs for play.Originally Posted by hick92
OK so my buddy's xj has a click coming from the front drivers side when its going down the road but it ain't the u joint
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True. In my head I was thinking the cat doesn't burn to produce light, and a lightbulb doesn't help with emissions.Originally Posted by salad
Actually for the same reason. Material inside burns out and becomes loose. In a lightbulb its the tungsten filament, in a cat it's a platinum-coated mesh of metal or ceramic.
I was tired

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Repair Manuel chilton or haynes?
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I've got both. Each have pros and cons.Originally Posted by luckyunblock
Repair Manuel chilton or haynes?
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Okay haven't been on here in awhile and I lost my haynes manual in a bad garage fire. m finally changing my wiper switch in my column and i'm stumped. I changed my turn signal switch before and it wasn't bad but i cant get my tumbler out to pull the column cover off. I read all the treads on here and none of them had a base model non tilt non delay wiper switch. Just some updated info on my Xj, its a 93 base model, 8" IRO long arm, ford 8.8 disc brakes lsd 4.10s, ax-15, built 4.0, etc. ts the same one in my pics but wayyy more built then in the pics now. Lol.
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Or if you have a horrible shackle angle, your jeep won't flex hardly at all anyway so there's no need.Originally Posted by luckyunblock
Thanks.....I just got this jeep the other day and I noticed this afternoon I'm missing one. Where would be the cheapest place to purchase one?
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Or if you have a horrible shackle angle, your jeep won't flex hardly at all anyway so there's no need.
Or you can fix both problems with bumpstops and shackle relocation brackets.Originally Posted by Nperryman
Or if you have a horrible shackle angle, your jeep won't flex hardly at all anyway so there's no need.
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Field service manual.
Pricey and too technical for some.Originally Posted by Xj88
Field service manual.
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Or you can fix both problems with bumpstops and shackle relocation brackets.
"could" but I don't have the money for the relocation brackets. Heard they give a better ride too, which would be nice.Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Or you can fix both problems with bumpstops and shackle relocation brackets.
