Northern Utah BS thread #2
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From: fairview utah
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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From: SLC, UT
Year: 1989 2 door
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Just so u guys know my buddy donkeypunch is parting out a '95 4 door XJ. It's only missing batt., catalytic converter, ac compressor, & the ps box. Txt or call Nate at 801 eight six four 6638.
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From: fairview utah
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
The only way I have ever done it is with a mig or flux and just pulled the cover off, blew the spider gears off with some air and burned it in hot hot hot. Might check out a way called"fozzy lock" you only weld 3 or 4 of the teeth on either the side gears or the top and bottom, it allows the axle to rotate a little before it binds up, that is how I have my little beater Jeep and works pretty well, just a thought.welding them is no big deal just turn up the heat, how much you want for the controle arms, the stamped ones
Last edited by john78; Jun 11, 2013 at 12:45 AM.
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From: SLC, UT
Year: 1989 2 door
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
You're gonna want to use carb cleaner on the spiders before you weld them. (NOT BRAKE CLEANER, brake cleaner off gases when burned & can be deadly!) U have to get the oil off the metal to get a solid weld...
The only way I have ever done it is with a mig or flux and just pulled the cover off, blew the spider gears off with some air and burned it in hot hot hot. Might check out a way called"fozzy lock" you only weld 3 or 4 of the teeth on either the side gears or the top and bottom, it allows the axle to rotate a little before it binds up, that is how I have my little beater Jeep and works pretty well, just a thought.welding them is no big deal just turn up the heat, how much you want for the controle arms, the stamped ones
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From: Layton, Ut
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Is anyone available Mon evening about 530 or 6 to help me put a set of gears in a HPD30??? It will be in a shop and I will have any tool we will need(I believe). I would really appreciate any help I could get. The shop is in Salt Lake. The axle is already stripped and ready for the new gears. Then on another day I will have to do the gear swap on the C8.25 in the rear. Anyway let me know, Please and Thank You
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From: Taylorsville, UT
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
So, I recently had a classic snowball effect on a repair. I had gotten a warranty Durango box on account of the last one leaking. I was going to bleed the system as directed which involved taking the return line off the reservoir. As many have before me, I broke the fitting off the reservoir. No one local seemed to carry this, so I went to the junk yard and found one. Since I had the pump off, I replaced my super old cracked serp belt as well. Got the reservoir on and everything back together and found I was leaking pretty soon. Yay!
I could not tell for sure, but I am pretty sure the leak was between the pump and junk yard reservoir. Serves me right for not bothering with a new o-ring. Now I COULD pull it back off and seal it one way or another...but why do that when I could spend a bunch of money?
While I waited for the parts to come in, the leak got slowly worse. The puddle in the pic is from sitting there for 5 minutes right before I started pulling stuff off.
Got an AGR super pump and super box (tapped for hydro), new reservoir...and o-ring, 4.5" PSC pulley, a cooler, filter, hoses, a shorter belt to comp for the small pulley, and a gallon of red line full synth fluid. She steers purty nice now and doesn't leak. Now it is on to a ram and hoses to add the hydro.
Plus there is a spare Durango box in my garage to guarantee I will never need it.
I could not tell for sure, but I am pretty sure the leak was between the pump and junk yard reservoir. Serves me right for not bothering with a new o-ring. Now I COULD pull it back off and seal it one way or another...but why do that when I could spend a bunch of money?
While I waited for the parts to come in, the leak got slowly worse. The puddle in the pic is from sitting there for 5 minutes right before I started pulling stuff off.
Got an AGR super pump and super box (tapped for hydro), new reservoir...and o-ring, 4.5" PSC pulley, a cooler, filter, hoses, a shorter belt to comp for the small pulley, and a gallon of red line full synth fluid. She steers purty nice now and doesn't leak. Now it is on to a ram and hoses to add the hydro.
Last edited by FloydXJ; Jun 17, 2013 at 01:28 AM.
So, I recently had a classic snowball effect on a repair. I had gotten a warranty Durango box on account of the last one leaking. I was going to bleed the system as directed which involved taking the return line off the reservoir. As many have before me, I broke the fitting off the reservoir. No one local seemed to carry this, so I went to the junk yard and found one. Since I had the pump off, I replaced my super old cracked serp belt as well. Got the reservoir on and everything back together and found I was leaking pretty soon. Yay!
I could not tell for sure, but I am pretty sure the leak was between the pump and junk yard reservoir. Serves me right for not bothering with a new o-ring. Now I COULD pull it back off and seal it one way or another...but why do that when I could spend a bunch of money?
While I waited for the parts to come in, the leak got slowly worse. The puddle in the pic is from sitting there for 5 minutes right before I started pulling stuff off.
Got an AGR super pump and super box (tapped for hydro), new reservoir...and o-ring, 4.5" PSC pulley, a cooler, filter, hoses, a shorter belt to comp for the small pulley, and a gallon of red line full synth fluid. She steers purty nice now and doesn't leak. Now it is on to a ram and hoses to add the hydro.
Plus there is a spare Durango box in my garage to guarantee I will never need it.
I could not tell for sure, but I am pretty sure the leak was between the pump and junk yard reservoir. Serves me right for not bothering with a new o-ring. Now I COULD pull it back off and seal it one way or another...but why do that when I could spend a bunch of money?
While I waited for the parts to come in, the leak got slowly worse. The puddle in the pic is from sitting there for 5 minutes right before I started pulling stuff off.
Got an AGR super pump and super box (tapped for hydro), new reservoir...and o-ring, 4.5" PSC pulley, a cooler, filter, hoses, a shorter belt to comp for the small pulley, and a gallon of red line full synth fluid. She steers purty nice now and doesn't leak. Now it is on to a ram and hoses to add the hydro.
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From: Salt Lake City, UT
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Your going to love hydro! has been one of my fav mods!
Can still hook you up on the trail-gear kit if your interested, just text/call Tyler for pricing ect...
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From: provo, utah
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Two questions any one got a passenger side door hinge just the side that goes on the door ?? Second why would there be sand in a radiator and would that cause any problems for the engine ?



