I just looked it up, but I've always had trouble with **** falling off which is why i went and got the full tailpipe. Yeah i had to borrow my friends tranquilizer gun, mine wouldn't hold still either.

 

What a bunch of sickos!

 

lolol, it took me a few seconds to realize what you did there, so i did a little tweeking to my post xD

 

Just got exhaust putty rated to 2k*. Ill be installing tomorrow to the small hole. Any advice with it 94?

 

Yes it is. Just installed a new thermostat the other day for unrelated issues.

 

I just did an oil change on my 1989 Jeep Cherokee and for some reason it is acting really weird after. when i first started it up, it didn't wanna stay going. It idled really low then died and keeps on wanting to do that, i tried to drive it down the road and back and it is really sluggish, does anyone have any suggestions? i am currently clueless since it never did this the last time i changed the oil out.

 

What oil weight did you put in, how much, and how's the weather over there?

 

How many places have you posted this?

 

Sites or threads? It shows he only has one post count, unless he was posting in off-topic
See? https://www.cherokeeforum.com/search...archid=4033854

 

Sites. I've already responded somewhere else.

 

I used 10w-30 and only 6 quarts, although i bought a 5.1 quart container of oil plus an additional quart, put all of the 5.1 quart plus about 2/3rds of the other quart.

 

Cruiser, you mind weighing in here since the question has been asked? This is far from my area of expertise. I'm fairly good with suspension; shyte with motors.

 

i posted it up on Jeepforum.com also, but im just trying to get multiple answers so i can check them all out.

 

The amount of oil is not the issue then. What did you bump in the process that is causing the issue? poke your noggin under the hood and check electrical connections and vacuum hoses/connections.

 

Look for things you might have touched inadvertently.