Here's a pic if it helps.

 

ah. ok. what was throwing me off was that mine pretty much has no tube around the worm gear thing. Thanks.

 

this is what mine looks like haha:

 

Quick question,

Recently had my brakes rebuilt, now I hear a very audible "click" upon pressing the brake. I didn't hear this before the brake job.

Am I just being paranoid or is this an issue?

P.S. I love this site. Thanks all for being great.

 

Probably just the pads breaking in. Someone else might know.

 

So....this happened a few hours ago my poor baby note to self kill the animal next time....I know the rad. Is busted n the air box got pushed back but it still runs and drives so I'm hoping ins will fix it I have full coverage :\

opinions?

 

today while driving i was experiencing some slight vibrations in my front end going 55-60. if i speed up or slow down the vibrations go away. one time when i was going through that speed range i think i experienced death wobble for the first time the whole front end was shaking and i could it in my steering wheel the first time. any suggestions on what to look for first. my xj is completely stock with 80k miles on it no modifications to anything suspension or steering related.

 

Am I the only one who can hit a tree right? If it has frame damage get another one.

 

Lol I crawled under it at the repair shop frame looks good from what I can see

 

Inner fender is going to be a PITA since it's welded into the front frame rail but yeah looks like that tree just hit right beside it

 

So I think I may have a brakes leak... Spots next to wheels, brakes seem alittle spongy but when ever I look for a leak I can't find anything, any suggestions?

 

Lol thanks and yea I have full coverage with usaa they get to weld it n I get to pay $50 lol

 

Stick head underneath; have buddy push brake pedal. If there is a leak you'll hear/see it. Just make sure to have some sort of safety glasses on, brake fluid in the eye is not fun.

 

I did one recently. Not too bad really. If you have a junkyard near you take a power drill, some spot weld cutters and a chisel/hammer. (Or whatever really) take the whole inner fender. Cut yours out. Weld in JY one. I was lucky to to trade a beater truck for a parts XJ so I didn't have fiddle with the JY.

 

Wuss. Brake fluid comes right out of your eye if you rinse it immediately with Brake-Kleen.


NOT. That stuff really burns.