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Joined: Jan 2010
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From: panama city, FL
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 liter HO
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Year: 1988 limited
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 litre
They said above that my 98 has the 3 o-rings so I'd assume you do as well. Let me know if you fix that and if your leak stops.
By the way... I got an oil change and they told me pretty much everything leaks... filter, oil pan, tranny, both diffs... yay... more stuff to fix.
By the way... I got an oil change and they told me pretty much everything leaks... filter, oil pan, tranny, both diffs... yay... more stuff to fix.
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Model: Cherokee
I mean are they in the headliner?
Yes the KS5250 are good for the doors.
The head unit does make a difference but mainly depends on what you listen to most? AM/cassette? FM/XM? CD/MP3? If you like it old school then don't bother upgrading the radio. If you want new features and such upgrading the head unit will improve your experience. If you want to really get going I would invest in a 4 channel amp and a small sub woofer system.
The speakers are only going to sound as good as the signal pushing them. An amplifier can greatly increase the signal amplitude without distorting. It also helps the head unit by not making it work so hard to push the signal.
Yes the KS5250 are good for the doors.
The head unit does make a difference but mainly depends on what you listen to most? AM/cassette? FM/XM? CD/MP3? If you like it old school then don't bother upgrading the radio. If you want new features and such upgrading the head unit will improve your experience. If you want to really get going I would invest in a 4 channel amp and a small sub woofer system.
The speakers are only going to sound as good as the signal pushing them. An amplifier can greatly increase the signal amplitude without distorting. It also helps the head unit by not making it work so hard to push the signal.
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From: Ohio
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 stock
You have a headliner like this?
There are mounts behind the speaker covers. You can fit spacers behind a speaker baffle that will push the speaker out enough for you to fit your cover.
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From: Newark ohio
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Help Someone who knows please save me .thanks
Ok my 1999 jeep acationally wont switch into overdrive, i can just hit ignition off then back on and it seems to reset it. however thurs it died 2 times and will not start now, engine spins i got no fire, allready verified fuel pressure, and i got no spark at coil, no 12 volt on either wire plugged into coil, already tried new csps and that didnt work,,,Help ?
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From: Ohio
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 stock
No worries
- The speakers are held in with molded clips which are part of the headliner.
- What you can do is to remove the speaker screws that are there now
- Remove the speaker
- put the speaker in a speaker baffle
- install the screws back on the new speaker pod
- using washers or a spacer mount your pod back in the headliner.
What the spacers do is to make the speaker sit further out so you can snap on the cover. The OEM cover is designed to snap into the headliner not over the speaker like many newer speakers.
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No worries
What the spacers do is to make the speaker sit further out so you can snap on the cover. The OEM cover is designed to snap into the headliner not over the speaker like many newer speakers.
- The speakers are held in with molded clips which are part of the headliner.
- What you can do is to remove the speaker screws that are there now
- Remove the speaker
- put the speaker in a speaker baffle
- install the screws back on the new speaker pod
- using washers or a spacer mount your pod back in the headliner.
What the spacers do is to make the speaker sit further out so you can snap on the cover. The OEM cover is designed to snap into the headliner not over the speaker like many newer speakers.
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Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 2
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From: uk
Year: 1997
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
rear wheel prob
my rear wheels on my grand cherokee get hot after a short journey ,would it be the brakes or bearings .im baffled !smells like burning its a 4.0ltr limited 1997
