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Just another quick question on stretching my frame back out. Would it make sense to use a torch and heat up the damage section before I stretch it? I'm worried about it tearing.
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Yea. Heat it upOriginally Posted by my89xj
Just another quick question on stretching my frame back out. Would it make sense to use a torch and heat up the damage section before I stretch it? I'm worried about it tearing.
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All..... just gotta find one where the owner paid for it.Originally Posted by my89xj
Another question, what year xjs had the gold trim.
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All..... just gotta find one where the owner paid for it.
I can't figure out what had light bezels to buy lol. The renix ones I got, don't fit in my 91+ front clip.Originally Posted by odgreen89on35s
All..... just gotta find one where the owner paid for it.
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I can't figure out what had light bezels to buy lol. The renix ones I got, don't fit in my 91+ front clip.
Get 91 and up. Or go get the chrome filler rod of a 89 and put it on.Originally Posted by my89xj
I can't figure out what had light bezels to buy lol. The renix ones I got, don't fit in my 91+ front clip.
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Get 91 and up. Or go get the chrome filler rod of a 89 and put it on.
Are the 91 ones more trimmed? The ones I have just don't jam up in there.Originally Posted by odgreen89on35s
Get 91 and up. Or go get the chrome filler rod of a 89 and put it on.
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Are the 91 ones more trimmed? The ones I have just don't jam up in there.
No. Less trimed. 84-90 had a metal trim rod that screwed to the nose. If you peek your head under the lip you will see little flat spots where self tapper screws can go. 91-96 didnt gave that trim piece and it was built onto the grill and head lights surrounds.Originally Posted by my89xj
Are the 91 ones more trimmed? The ones I have just don't jam up in there.
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No. Less trimed. 84-90 had a metal trim rod that screwed to the nose. If you peek your head under the lip you will see little flat spots where self tapper screws can go. 91-96 didnt gave that trim piece and it was built onto the grill and head lights surrounds.
I'll stop freaking out and look when I get home lol, I just have this huge pile of parts. Thanks odOriginally Posted by odgreen89on35s
No. Less trimed. 84-90 had a metal trim rod that screwed to the nose. If you peek your head under the lip you will see little flat spots where self tapper screws can go. 91-96 didnt gave that trim piece and it was built onto the grill and head lights surrounds.
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Removed brake caliper and one of the bolt holes that hold the caliper to the knuckles thread pulled right out of it. Like what the bolt threads into came out of the knuckle and so I can't replace the top bolt of the caliper. What should I do?
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Buy a new caliper?Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
Removed brake caliper and one of the bolt holes that hold the caliper to the knuckles thread pulled right out of it. Like what the bolt threads into came out of the knuckle and so I can't replace the top bolt of the caliper. What should I do?
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Buy a new caliper?
No the two bolts that hold the caliper to the knuckle thread through the caliper and into the knuckle. One of the threads in the knuckle pulled out and looked like a spring. So the bolt has nothing to screw intoOriginally Posted by a_shirey
Buy a new caliper?
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I did the same thing, find a bolt that's the same size but just long enough to go through and fit a nut on. Worked great for me, just a little hard to get to the nut to tighten it. 89 Eliminator said in a thread I found his had been like that for like 4 years.Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
Removed brake caliper and one of the bolt holes that hold the caliper to the knuckles thread pulled right out of it. Like what the bolt threads into came out of the knuckle and so I can't replace the top bolt of the caliper. What should I do?
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That's what I was planning on doing just didn't know if there was a preferred course of action. To lowes!Originally Posted by xj_maniac_newb
I did the same thing, find a bolt that's the same size but just long enough to go through and fit a nut on. Worked great for me, just a little hard to get to the nut to tighten it. 89 Eliminator said in a thread I found his had been like that for like 4 years.