Pro tip: It's not a Duramax. Why did you break your engine by changing sensors randomly with probably inferior aftermarket parts? I'm assuming you didn't drop the $600-800 to do it properly.
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I've replaced them over the past few yearsOriginally Posted by salad
Pro tip: It's not a Duramax. Why did you break your engine by changing sensors randomly with probably inferior aftermarket parts? I'm assuming you didn't drop the $600-800 to do it properly.
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Does anybody have the part number for a 4.0 97 XJ fan shroud? Every where I look they claim to work for pretty much every year but the factory one I just got in the mail doesn't work for mine. I looked up the part number on the one I have through wholesalemopar and it states it is for a 00-01.
When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, I'm guessing for the 4cyl/RHD model differences.
Any help would be great!!
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When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, I'm guessing for the 4cyl/RHD model differences.
Any help would be great!!
Thanks
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When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, I'm guessing for the 4cyl/RHD model differences.
Any help would be great!!
Thanks
Have you searched on rockauto.com? They're a great resource for this type of stuff.Originally Posted by jmonts
Does anybody have the part number for a 4.0 97 XJ fan shroud? Every where I look they claim to work for pretty much every year but the factory one I just got in the mail doesn't work for mine. I looked up the part number on the one I have through wholesalemopar and it states it is for a 00-01. When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, I'm guessing for the 4cyl/RHD model differences.
Any help would be great!!
Thanks
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Oh that part number is for all XJ's not just 00-01.Originally Posted by KD4315
Have you searched on rockauto.com? They're a great resource for this type of stuff.
Yeah. They have two #'s. both fit all XJ's. I'm stumped. I might have to go to a dealer and see of they have the other part number and see if it is different. Or look at the one in my friends 95.
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When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, i'm guessing for the 4cyl/rhd model differences.
Any help would be great!!
Thanks
Originally Posted by jmonts
does anybody have the part number for a 4.0 97 xj fan shroud? Every where i look they claim to work for pretty much every year but the factory one i just got in the mail doesn't work for mine. I looked up the part number on the one i have through wholesalemopar and it states it is for a 00-01.When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, i'm guessing for the 4cyl/rhd model differences.
Any help would be great!!
Thanks


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When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, I'm guessing for the 4cyl/RHD model differences.
Any help would be great!!
Thanks
Wait, which engine you have???? 4.0 straight 6 right.Originally Posted by jmonts
Does anybody have the part number for a 4.0 97 XJ fan shroud? Every where I look they claim to work for pretty much every year but the factory one I just got in the mail doesn't work for mine. I looked up the part number on the one I have through wholesalemopar and it states it is for a 00-01.When trying to install, the bottom of the shroud(where it curves to circle the fan) hits the aluminum slots the tabs go into. My jeep has 4 slots for tabs, I'm guessing for the 4cyl/RHD model differences.
Any help would be great!!
Thanks
Not clear which engine/arrangement so I popped open my 1998 parts fiche and grabbed all the fan shrouds!
52027501 4.0L LHD
52028324 4.0L RHD
52079634AB 2.5L gas, all
52028406 2.5L diesel, all
52027501 4.0L LHD
52028324 4.0L RHD
52079634AB 2.5L gas, all
52028406 2.5L diesel, all
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52027501 4.0L LHD
52028324 4.0L RHD
52079634AB 2.5L gas, all
52028406 2.5L diesel, all
That's why i asked him afterwards. He talking about 4cyl RhD on a 97Originally Posted by salad
Not clear which engine/arrangement so I popped open my 1998 parts fiche and grabbed all the fan shrouds!52027501 4.0L LHD
52028324 4.0L RHD
52079634AB 2.5L gas, all
52028406 2.5L diesel, all
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Is there a reason the speakers don't work in the front doors of my xj? I got the 93 cherokee sport.
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The wires in the rubber boot rub together when the door opens and closes. Speaker wires are always the ones to fray and break. Originally Posted by jeepkid97
Is there a reason the speakers don't work in the front doors of my xj? I got the 93 cherokee sport.
You need to get new wire through the boot or relocate the speakers.
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Negative. Always hear stories of ppl having to break valve stems when the aluminum fuses to the value stem. I know this is an issue with TPS stems.Originally Posted by XJwonders
Anyone know if aluminum valve covers are any good?
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The wires in the rubber boot rub together when the door opens and closes. Speaker wires are always the ones to fray and break.
You need to get new wire through the boot or relocate the speakers.
^^^^^this. Take door apart and re run wiresOriginally Posted by NewKindOfClown
The wires in the rubber boot rub together when the door opens and closes. Speaker wires are always the ones to fray and break.
You need to get new wire through the boot or relocate the speakers.
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Negative. Always hear stories of ppl having to break valve stems when the aluminum fuses to the value stem. I know this is an issue with TPS stems.
I'm sensing miscommunication.Originally Posted by sycoglitch
Negative. Always hear stories of ppl having to break valve stems when the aluminum fuses to the value stem. I know this is an issue with TPS stems.
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Yeah that's what I mean. The one from quadratec... Are they any good or crap? I really don't care about noise since I'm deaf but I thought it ll look coolOriginally Posted by NewKindOfClown
I'm sensing miscommunication. Valve cover:
