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Moderator CF K9-unit
Joined: Apr 2012
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From: Alaska
Year: 2000 sport
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: New 4.0l from s&j engines
What plugs did you use?
Last edited by Dumajones; Apr 18, 2016 at 06:15 PM.
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From: Quebec
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
while upgrading to the v8 tie rod, should the drag link be replaced too or they usually last the life of the vehicle? I have a loose TRE at the tie rod itself, but the drag link and stabilizer (both stock) seem fine.
because of work / no access to a proper place to do this, I'll have to get a shop to do it, and the guy was trying to convince me that I need to replace the drag link too, because with a new tie rod / TREs, it'll end up failing soon. kinda like putting new ball joints on one side but not the other (from what he says).
I could save the money it would cost, but on the other hand if he's right and it does fail soon because of the new tie rod, I'll be pissed I didn't do it, so I'm just wondering if people usually change the drag link too.
because of work / no access to a proper place to do this, I'll have to get a shop to do it, and the guy was trying to convince me that I need to replace the drag link too, because with a new tie rod / TREs, it'll end up failing soon. kinda like putting new ball joints on one side but not the other (from what he says).
I could save the money it would cost, but on the other hand if he's right and it does fail soon because of the new tie rod, I'll be pissed I didn't do it, so I'm just wondering if people usually change the drag link too.
Moderator CF K9-unit
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 5,842
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From: Alaska
Year: 2000 sport
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: New 4.0l from s&j engines
Here is a pic of where they are.
AS for how to replace them,,, look on you tube.https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...oxygen+sensors
Last edited by Dumajones; Apr 18, 2016 at 06:43 PM.
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Joined: Mar 2016
Posts: 71
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From: Las Vegas
Year: 93
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Any one know where i can get some nice polyurathane motor mounts for a 93 zj i6 4.0? I went n checked out 4wheelparts but they only have the mount for the xj the zj's have a bend on the base /:
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From: Capac, Mi
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
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From: Greenville, SC
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
Engine: 4.0
while upgrading to the v8 tie rod, should the drag link be replaced too or they usually last the life of the vehicle? I have a loose TRE at the tie rod itself, but the drag link and stabilizer (both stock) seem fine. because of work / no access to a proper place to do this, I'll have to get a shop to do it, and the guy was trying to convince me that I need to replace the drag link too, because with a new tie rod / TREs, it'll end up failing soon. kinda like putting new ball joints on one side but not the other (from what he says). I could save the money it would cost, but on the other hand if he's right and it does fail soon because of the new tie rod, I'll be pissed I didn't do it, so I'm just wondering if people usually change the drag link too.
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From: Prescott, Az
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
Been thinking of adding MMO on my next change @~215,000miles. I think I might have one or more occasionally sticky lifters. The PO only drove it in winter(probably short commutes too). And it was pretty clickety-klackety even over the cherry bomb muffler I just got rid of. I changed the oil as soon as I got it and now that I've been driving it every day it has seemed to quiet down quite a bit. Sometimes it's clicky and even has a light clunky sound while idling/low RPMS and sometimes I can't hear anything clicky or clunky at all. What are the differences between T3, T triple protection, T5 and T6 and if doing 3-5k mile changes is it really worth it. I've read it might be better to switch to a heavier oil during summer(10W-40?) and back to thinner oil winter(5W-30?) (February can have week long stretches of -40F being the high). Is the synthetic/more expensive oils worth it with frequent changes and MMO?
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From: North Carolina
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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From: Prescott, Az
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
I haven't shared my "big cup times 10" experience.
Just because everybody was whiney about water in the intake, I ran 10 consecutive cups of water (the big suckers) through my 87 MJ. One right after another. Never hydro-locked or anything.
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From: Las Vegas
Year: 93
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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From: Gilroy, CA
Year: 1998
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
98 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Transmission problem.
Hello all, I'm totally new to this Forum so please forgive me if I sound a little too new. Anyway I'll get straight to it.
My check engine light came on 2 days ago and have had it scanned. Codes that came up were P0740 & P1757-mainly to do with the transmission. My Jeep has just tipped over to 200,000 miles. I'm clueless as to what i should do from this point. Get a rebuild or re-manufactured transmission or even a flush and re-fill? And what price range should I expect for this type of job?
Many thanks.
My check engine light came on 2 days ago and have had it scanned. Codes that came up were P0740 & P1757-mainly to do with the transmission. My Jeep has just tipped over to 200,000 miles. I'm clueless as to what i should do from this point. Get a rebuild or re-manufactured transmission or even a flush and re-fill? And what price range should I expect for this type of job?
Many thanks.
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Joined: Oct 2012
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From: Capac, Mi
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
CF Veteran
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 1,127
Likes: 0
From: Capac, Mi
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Hello all, I'm totally new to this Forum so please forgive me if I sound a little too new. Anyway I'll get straight to it.
My check engine light came on 2 days ago and have had it scanned. Codes that came up were P0740 & P1757-mainly to do with the transmission. My Jeep has just tipped over to 200,000 miles. I'm clueless as to what i should do from this point. Get a rebuild or re-manufactured transmission or even a flush and re-fill? And what price range should I expect for this type of job?
Many thanks.
My check engine light came on 2 days ago and have had it scanned. Codes that came up were P0740 & P1757-mainly to do with the transmission. My Jeep has just tipped over to 200,000 miles. I'm clueless as to what i should do from this point. Get a rebuild or re-manufactured transmission or even a flush and re-fill? And what price range should I expect for this type of job?
Many thanks.
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Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 509
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From: Hampton Roads
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L
while upgrading to the v8 tie rod, should the drag link be replaced too or they usually last the life of the vehicle? I have a loose TRE at the tie rod itself, but the drag link and stabilizer (both stock) seem fine.
because of work / no access to a proper place to do this, I'll have to get a shop to do it, and the guy was trying to convince me that I need to replace the drag link too, because with a new tie rod / TREs, it'll end up failing soon. kinda like putting new ball joints on one side but not the other (from what he says).
I could save the money it would cost, but on the other hand if he's right and it does fail soon because of the new tie rod, I'll be pissed I didn't do it, so I'm just wondering if people usually change the drag link too.
because of work / no access to a proper place to do this, I'll have to get a shop to do it, and the guy was trying to convince me that I need to replace the drag link too, because with a new tie rod / TREs, it'll end up failing soon. kinda like putting new ball joints on one side but not the other (from what he says).
I could save the money it would cost, but on the other hand if he's right and it does fail soon because of the new tie rod, I'll be pissed I didn't do it, so I'm just wondering if people usually change the drag link too.