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Originally Posted by dukie564
4.10s with an auto should be plenty for 33s. Any more and your gas mileage will take a big hit
Hey also how do i know what my stock gearing is with out taking it all apart bc i know if my front gear ratio is below 3.72 I need an additional part on rc but if its higher then 3.55 i need a different part too on rustys. But I have a 95 xj. Any help is awesome thanks!
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From: Apple Valley, MN
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0L
Originally Posted by Jeep95
Hey also how do i know what my stock gearing is with out taking it all apart bc i know if my front gear ratio is below 3.72 I need an additional part on rc but if its higher then 3.55 i need a different part too on rustys. But I have a 95 xj. Any help is awesome thanks!
Use this, it'll require your vin. In the request box just ask to have a copy of all the options that were installed on your jeep at the factory emailed to you and kablamo problem solved. This is how I found out I have 3.55 ratio.
I'm not getting hot air. Lots of air flow though in all switch positions. I have flushed the heater core, very little crud in it. When the A/C is turned on the heater control valve has vacuum. Both hoses into the heater core are hot to the touch. The top radiator hose is very hot, can only touch for 2 seconds, the bottom radiator hose is warm/hot, can hold it a while.
Does a 1995 XJ have a heater blend door? If so, could this be the problem and is there an easy way to check it?
LOL or did I already check it by checking the vacuum works when the A/C is turned on?
Thanks
Does a 1995 XJ have a heater blend door? If so, could this be the problem and is there an easy way to check it?
LOL or did I already check it by checking the vacuum works when the A/C is turned on?
Thanks
Last edited by Zoider; Nov 6, 2011 at 10:20 PM.
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From: Mercer County, NJ
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6 HO
I'm not getting hot air. Lots of air flow though in all switch positions. I have flushed the heater core, very little crud in it. When the A/C is turned on the heater control valve has vacuum. Both hoses into the heater core are hot to the touch. The top radiator hose is very hot, can only touch for 2 seconds, the bottom radiator hose is warm/hot, can hold it a while.
Does a 1995 XJ have a heater blend door? If so, could this be the problem and is there an easy way to check it?
LOL or did I already check it by checking the vacuum works when the A/C is turned on?
Thanks
Does a 1995 XJ have a heater blend door? If so, could this be the problem and is there an easy way to check it?
LOL or did I already check it by checking the vacuum works when the A/C is turned on?
Thanks
I have been searching and searching but don't know the answer to this question. I have an 89 Cherokee I purchased and it shifts into 3rd gear in about ten seconds. I have read that adjusting the Transmission Kick Down cable resolves this. When I went to do this I realized I don't have one. Were there models made in this time frame that don't have one of these cables? Maybe a different design of tranny?
Thank you to anyone who will give me a heads up!
Thank you to anyone who will give me a heads up!
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From: Baltimore, Maryland
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6
I have been searching and searching but don't know the answer to this question. I have an 89 Cherokee I purchased and it shifts into 3rd gear in about ten seconds. I have read that adjusting the Transmission Kick Down cable resolves this. When I went to do this I realized I don't have one. Were there models made in this time frame that don't have one of these cables? Maybe a different design of tranny?
Thank you to anyone who will give me a heads up!
Thank you to anyone who will give me a heads up!
if it is, take a picture of your throttle body assembly and post it, so we can see what you're talking about.
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From: Baltimore, Maryland
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6
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3rd time asking this one...
also, i removed one of the sparkies from Anya and found it very dark....what does it mean?
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From: Mercer County, NJ
Year: 2001
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take a pic of the plug. If its just dark but has no carbon build up andd doesnt look melted and has electrode left its normal wear. As for the wiper washer fluid. I dont see the problem. The body "frames" are a lil diffferent but mmaybe its just as easy as running lines for the fluid. Someone needs to take a pic for you of a newer fender resouvoir
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Year: 1989
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take a pic of the plug. If its just dark but has no carbon build up andd doesnt look melted and has electrode left its normal wear. As for the wiper washer fluid. I dont see the problem. The body "frames" are a lil diffferent but mmaybe its just as easy as running lines for the fluid. Someone needs to take a pic for you of a newer fender resouvoir
sorry for the crappy pic...laptop cam sucks. but just took these:
( should probably also mention i dropped it on the couch a few minutes ago and it left a little black mark on the couch....and smells oily.
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