The Homebrew Jeep Mod Thread
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Joined: Nov 2011
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From: shelley, idaho
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 242CID I-6
Originally Posted by JerrytheJeep
Got any pics of it? Are you talking about the nylon ones that twist up or the foldy ones that look like aircraft insulation?
A simple water filter for an air compressor
Remove the filter, and bam oil catcher for valve cover gas return line
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No more oil soaked air filters
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And does anyone know why xjs get a hole in this line wrapped in electrical tape? My previous 3 xjs all had a hole here
Remove the filter, and bam oil catcher for valve cover gas return line
Attachment 139245
Attachment 139246
Attachment 139247
Attachment 139248
Attachment 139249
No more oil soaked air filters
Attachment 139250
And does anyone know why xjs get a hole in this line wrapped in electrical tape? My previous 3 xjs all had a hole here
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From: CA
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L Inline 6
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Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 444
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From: CA
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L Inline 6
im lovin that set up. is that thing in front of the further cupholder another pack holder or a walletholder or what? I am guessin its a nother pack holder cuz my wallet never leaves my pocket while as my packs tend ehhh wander....
but i would love a write up on that set up.
but i would love a write up on that set up.
Did some recessed tailgate lighting for camping and such. I used an aluminum profile that we have at work for recessing our lighting into furniture. There is a slight bow to the plastic trim in the gate so I had to roll the aluminum a bit. But I think it's bad to the bone! Used some killer bright LED strips in there, 6.7 watts and around 600 Lumens with a clear lens so it throws some nasty light.



I also used the same light strips to do the footwells. You can tell which is factory. How's this before and after?



I also used the same light strips to do the footwells. You can tell which is factory. How's this before and after?
Did some recessed tailgate lighting for camping and such. I used an aluminum profile that we have at work for recessing our lighting into furniture. There is a slight bow to the plastic trim in the gate so I had to roll the aluminum a bit. But I think it's bad to the bone! Used some killer bright LED strips in there, 6.7 watts and around 600 Lumens with a clear lens so it throws some nasty light.



I also used the same light strips to do the footwells. You can tell which is factory. How's this before and after?




I also used the same light strips to do the footwells. You can tell which is factory. How's this before and after?

No but I can put one together. I cobbled some extra parts from our warehouse (I work for a furniture lighting manufacturer, think undercabinet lighting). It might not be identical but I can put together a build thread with where to buy, etc.









