Homebrew Jeep Mods
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Joined: Oct 2011
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Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
Ok so after reading this for a while finally decided to add my little mods.
And sorry for pics quality.. had to use the phone.
Ok so..
We fabbed the A-shaped piece of the front bumper(rest of the bumper was made and modified by the last owner). Oh and also painted fenders black.
Replaced cig lighter with winch switch (has a blue backlight to see it in the dark
) + added a few cig lighters to keep things running. The black button under the winch switch is my starter button
These 2 switches are for roof lights.. left for front and right for rear lights. Green led-s to annoy/let me know the lights are on
Also made a little lid for the rear panel hole + going to add another cig lighter there.
Nothing fancy or big but a mod is a mod right?
And sorry for pics quality.. had to use the phone.
Ok so..
We fabbed the A-shaped piece of the front bumper(rest of the bumper was made and modified by the last owner). Oh and also painted fenders black.
Replaced cig lighter with winch switch (has a blue backlight to see it in the dark
) + added a few cig lighters to keep things running. The black button under the winch switch is my starter button These 2 switches are for roof lights.. left for front and right for rear lights. Green led-s to annoy/let me know the lights are on
Also made a little lid for the rear panel hole + going to add another cig lighter there.
Nothing fancy or big but a mod is a mod right?
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Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Hampton, Virginia
Model: Cherokee
Engine: none other
its them little things that goes along way. especially all them cig lighter holes. i need to do that myself. my phone charger, my wifes, kidos dve player....hmm good idea there. are they all ran off the same fuse/hot wire? or all seperate?
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Joined: Oct 2011
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Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
At the moment they are all from the original wire.. Have'nt tested yet. Might have to run all seperate tho.
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From: Indiana
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 2.5L 4-cylinder
hurley, Im so doing the same when I get an inverter. That is cool. What Ive done are very minor things so far but I did them and that's what's important. I got the idea for moving the vacuum tank from someone here on the forums. Unfortunatly I don't remember their name but if you search "vacuum tank" or similar I'm sure you'll find them, so props to that individual for the cool idea. The hi-lift mounts are simple. I brushed, primed and painted them flat black. I used self-tapping screws to secure them to the bed. What's on top or whats covering the bed is some very cheap foam/rubber padding. ($17 for a pack of 4 squares each measuring 2x2ft). I trimmed them to fit. Wasn't too hard. It cuts down on the fule pump hiss a little and also prevents all my stuff from sliding around. The nuts are pretty funny, I think. Went to Tacoma Screw and paid $12 a piece for those and they aren't galvanized or zinc or anything. Just the low end type. I wire brushed them, put on 5 coats of primer and 2 coats of what I thought was outdoor silver. It wasn't. So after more wire brushing and 2 more coats of primer and 2 coats of a Krylon external silver coating they are done
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From: ocala fl
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
i have the same setup on mine it doesnt change the temp
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From: Warsaw, IN
Year: 2000,1990,1999
Model: Cherokee
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From: Jacksonville, NC
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0L HO
lol yess lol many of times ive said i wanted to dive into my xj.....but that gota be off a ramp parrlell to the window off a slip slide