Steering knuckles-1992 Cherokee
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From: Spokane, WA
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Steering knuckles-1992 Cherokee
I have been searching the net for a quality set of steering knuckles at a reasonable price...any suggestions?
I found a set made by "Crown" parts mfg. but have never used their parts before...any experience or input about "Crown"?
Amazingly, after 290k miles my pads have worn into the steering knuckle, leaving a nice groove for my pads to get stuck in...imagine that.
Time to service them. I just installed new brakes all the way around and it would be a complete waste if I left those worn down knuckles on there.
I found a set made by "Crown" parts mfg. but have never used their parts before...any experience or input about "Crown"?
Amazingly, after 290k miles my pads have worn into the steering knuckle, leaving a nice groove for my pads to get stuck in...imagine that.
Time to service them. I just installed new brakes all the way around and it would be a complete waste if I left those worn down knuckles on there.
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From: mass
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 high output
I have been searching the net for a quality set of steering knuckles at a reasonable price...any suggestions?
I found a set made by "Crown" parts mfg. but have never used their parts before...any experience or input about "Crown"?
Amazingly, after 290k miles my pads have worn into the steering knuckle, leaving a nice groove for my pads to get stuck in...imagine that.
Time to service them. I just installed new brakes all the way around and it would be a complete waste if I left those worn down knuckles on there.
I found a set made by "Crown" parts mfg. but have never used their parts before...any experience or input about "Crown"?
Amazingly, after 290k miles my pads have worn into the steering knuckle, leaving a nice groove for my pads to get stuck in...imagine that.
Time to service them. I just installed new brakes all the way around and it would be a complete waste if I left those worn down knuckles on there.
havent had any problems so far
if you can weld thats what I would do
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From: some small town oregon
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
"crown" makes good stuff. I've used there stuff many times and I currently have there braided brake lines on my jeep
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