I am just missing the sleeve that goes around the hinge pin, giving it enough room to sag a little. I need the mesh sleeve. I would weld some larger grade 8 bolts in there so there would be no need for the sleeves, but there is the small issue of not having a welder.

 

Buy hella h4 conversions from quadratec and run whatever lamps you want. I have the most expensive sealed beams that advance auto parts had and they are decent but they are no comparison to modern headlights

 

What I wanted to also add to this for him to do is to make sure it's coming from the rear and not just an echo. Drive down a quiet block along
Side cars, about a foot or two away, and see where the noise is coming from.

 

XJ Files on here sells a nice 60mm bored TB. Stock butterflies works for it I hear

 

thanks for the info, i cant believe i never knew about total replacement headlights out there. does anyone make retrofitted projector lenses in the rectangular housing?

 

I don't know what projector lense or any of that is, but people sell housings on eBay and all the stuff to do hids in them, I don't know much about that kin of thing though.

 

Ok, another tire size question
I have a 91 XJ that has stock rims.
Will rims 16" rims with 245/70/16s from a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Edition fit if there is no suspension lift.

I am trying my best to put tires on my truck before I have surgery on the 19th. I will be down for quite a while [2 months] and I am trying to get this wrapped up before then.
I found this size set on CL and they are within my budget.

I know my rims are 15" and you all have helped me with sizes of 15" tires that will fit but when I saw these I had to ask.

Thanks again!

 

No they willrub, but you can trim the fenders a little and they will fit fine.

 

Actually the wheels are a different bolt pattern.

 

Figured out how to insert the diagram. What do you think (see questions above)?

 

This is what's commonly referred to as a "CV-Joint":



This is a double-cardan joint:




Technically they are both "constant-velocity joints", the first being a Rzeppa style like those found in a Nissan FWD car, the second being a traditional double-cardan U-Joint found in applications that require a lot of torque like truck drive shafts. The operating principles are rather different. Likewise so is the maintenance and parts required.

I sincerely apologize for being so misinformed.

 

I probably could have been a little less of an ******* about that, sorry. But I was talking about the double cardan joint which is a cv joint.

 

Is there a fuse for the front wipers on a Pre97 and where would it be? Took my jeep out in the rain and found out the wipers didn't work. Checked all the fused i could, nothing was blown. Didn't find a fuse labeled front wipers, but did find a rear wipers fuse.

 

Just order it, and run the cracked one for the time being. Just make sure the grease is fresh

 

Im pretty sure he doesn't use the stock butterfly. I could be wrong tho