What did you do on your xj today
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Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 19
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From: denver
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: in line 6 4.0l
I finally had some time off and did a little maintenance on my 2000 Jeep Cherokee Freedom:
Flushed radiator and added new coolant.
Installed new serpentine belt.
Changed oil and filter.
Installed new battery, Optima redtop.
Installed new tires, yokohama geolandar a t-s 235/70/16
Installed new front brake pad and flushed brake fluid.
Drained and replaced Power steering fuild.
Replaced spark plug.
New air filter.
Greased all suspension points.
And finally washed and cleaned my Jeep.
It was a good day!!
Flushed radiator and added new coolant.
Installed new serpentine belt.
Changed oil and filter.
Installed new battery, Optima redtop.
Installed new tires, yokohama geolandar a t-s 235/70/16
Installed new front brake pad and flushed brake fluid.
Drained and replaced Power steering fuild.
Replaced spark plug.
New air filter.
Greased all suspension points.
And finally washed and cleaned my Jeep.
It was a good day!!
Senior Member
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 522
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From: Las Vegas
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.oL H.O. 784 injectors, EV6 to EV1 connectors, APN header, Dynomax exhaust
Im pretty sure Im not gonna be able to go. GOtta save every penny for the 15th.
I might be able to though so dont count me out. Looks like rain which is enticing.
and..
only if I could make the cherokee a perpetual motion device. To be able to continue on and on, forever and ever without loss of energy would be magnificent.
anyways..its a lil more sloppy through the corners, but Its not anything drastically different.
I might be able to though so dont count me out. Looks like rain which is enticing.
and..
only if I could make the cherokee a perpetual motion device. To be able to continue on and on, forever and ever without loss of energy would be magnificent.
anyways..its a lil more sloppy through the corners, but Its not anything drastically different.
Lifted " red " 2" today. It was a coil spacer. I left the stock coil isolators on. Hope its ok. Couldnt get the passengers side track bar bolt off. Got the nut off the bolt, but the f&#%&#%&* bolt was stuck on the track bar bushing spacer or some crap. Yep not even with a half can of PB, A really big F#*#%*# hammer, air chisel/pickle fork, nothing. and , so I took the upper off instead
Didnt use a spring compressor, but a tie down to compress just a TEENY lil bit. was still scary tho.
pics tomorrow
it rides better. Less sloppy. Better in the corners. DO I need to adjust my alightment? toe in or out? caster?
Didnt use a spring compressor, but a tie down to compress just a TEENY lil bit. was still scary tho. pics tomorrow
it rides better. Less sloppy. Better in the corners. DO I need to adjust my alightment? toe in or out? caster?
Last edited by sandfish88; Oct 4, 2011 at 02:10 AM.
I couldnt get the axle low enough to get the spacers AND stiffer coils in without unbolting the track bar. it only got me an extra inch, but it helped a lot.
that and soon as I took it off the jackstands the spacer inside the end of the trackbar broke free from its rubber bushing and welded itself onto the spacer. SO it rode like **** and sounded like ****, so I got a new TB and fixed my Death wobble issue
Last edited by sandfish88; Oct 10, 2011 at 08:55 PM.


