45 degrees or so. If its not that then why else would the fan not come on. I am tempted to jump on rock auto and order a fan clutch and thermostat. I want to just replace everything that could be a problem at this point.

 

Probably a good idea to get a fan clutch and a new stat. Get the MotoRad High-Flow stat.

 

I believe my Jeep is running rich. I can smell it whenever it's running in combination with some burning oil. Not getting any codes. 94 with 200k.
Any ideas?

Any way to tell where I'm burning oil, like rings or valve seals?

 

When do you smell it. When first starting up on a cold morning or after driving for an hour

 

Typically both, worse when it's warmed up.

 

Will the hatch glass from a pre 97 fit a post 97? Deleted mine on the trail today and it's snowing and thundering and nutty outside.

 

No

 

Possible bad sensors. What year you got again.

 

Nvm its right there 94 :facepalm:

How old are the upper o2

 

When mine was burning oil, it was the valve seals. Guarantee they are hard as a rock and leaking. Not hard to do. $40 for seal kit and compressor. About 2-3 hours to do.

 

It's called a leakdown test. No blue smoke at any times?

How's the line from the manifold to the MAP sensor? Perfect?

 

O2 is probably 18 months?

I can see blue smoke in the mornings since it's been cold and I could see it while the engine was warming up.

I recently replace the CCV valves on the cover, lines and intake had a bit of oil in them b

 

You may have bad valve stem seals. No big deal as they can be replaced without removing the head.

 

That's better than the rings lol. Man, I just did the valve cover a month ago

 

A compression test with oil would also be a cheap way to tell. If it's your rings you'll see a jump in compression in a wet test vs dry. Could still be valve seals too lol