Yes those are also acceptable uses for them! Now if you think you can pry something without them bending, you'd be wrong.

 

holy crap thats alot of pages lol. but anyways im planning on cleaning my carpets today on my jeep and how should i go about doing this? i have a shop vac i was planning to use some very hot soapy water and dab it on the carpets and scrub it with a brush then suck it up with the shop vac or is there a better solution? i dont plan on going out and buying a cleaner plus i might not be able to lol..... long story. but any ways of doing it? or is my way ok? also im gonna pull the seats out and clean them thoroughly and under the seats about 2 years ago a coke blew up under there lol its been so neglected till i got my hands on it now its getting fixed up and cleaned and maybe repainted but not to sure for that. but it just smells so bad in there when its muggy outside and i wanted to clean it so i thought this might help.

 

4.0L AW4

When the engine is dead cold (sitting overnight or the like) and I go to start it it will crank over normally but, after a second of cranking it 'spits and sputters' up to idle for a second instead of just roaring to life like usual. Does this only when cold. If engine is even slightly warm it roars right to life. Any ideas?
btw, once started it idles and drives flawlessly like normal...

*****
-replaced plugs, wires, cap, and rotor a few thousand miles ago.
-battery connections are good with a strong voltage reading as well as passing a load test

 

If it smells like mildew, it may need to be replaced. The padding behind the carpet is what holds moisture and gets funky.
Next best thing is to remove it, wash and bake in the sun.
I use a shop vac and spray bottle with dish soap (not bleach type) which is a good degreaser, can also use clothes soap. Spray it and vaccume at the same time.

 

Not sure if this is the place for it but I didnt want to make a redundant thread. Looking for suggestions on a new radio that will allow me to plug an Auxillary cable in so i can plug an iphone in. this is what i have in it now

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...f-KD-HDR1.html


I can make a new thread if this isnt the type of question this thread is for.

Thanks!

 

From the radio ad you posted.

iPod Ready: JVC KS-PD100 iPod adapter is required and sold separately
The Apple iPhone 3G, iPod Nano 4th Gen, iPod Touch 2nd Gen, and any other newly released iPods can be controlled using the iPod adapter above; however, charging will not be possible unless you purchase the Scosche IFWA PassPORT charging adapter.

 

interesting

 

Mechanic/tow truck drive said it sounds like a rod bearing on my 93 Jeep grand Cherokee. I want to sell the car, dont want a major repair. Can new buyer drive it home. I had it towed home cause didnt want any more damage. Selling for 500 obo

Thanks guys

 

Uhhmm...

So you got it towed to your house. Now you want us to tell you if the Jeep can be driven by someone else?

Why exactly was it towed then? That's what one does with vehicles when you can't drive them.

 

So many thing wrong with that. First not enough posts to be selling here. Second, 500 for a 93 with bad motor, eh. Depends what else it has going for it.

 

Im having problems with my 1993 jeep yj 4.0 automatic...my issue is a while back it turned off on me but I was able to turn it back on again. Then it turned off on me again about an hr of driving but I was able to turn it on immediately again and drive again. About 2 months after from my first issue I had a different issue today it felt like it lost power and wanted to turn off but it didn't it did it twice today then it didn't do it again going to work and coming back from work... any body know what my issue could be? bad crank sensor?

 

Same fuel system as an XJ. Done any troubleshooting? OBD-I codes?

 

I have always tried to keep my truck stock, so when my OEM radio took a dump, I bought another OEM on EBAY with a cassette player.

Then I purchased a good Cassette adapter on Amazon, the monster ICard 800.





You shouldn't scrimp on the adapter-it makes a lot of difference in the sound reproduction.

Another hint: Don't leave it in the player when you're not using it.

 

Seeing as my XJ came with an already updated radio, I was thinking about going with this guy

 

I don't think you can go wrong with a Pioneer for 60 bucks.

Back when I was a young fart, Pioneer was the way to go for car stereos. You weren't cool if you didn't have a Pioneer.