What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by 5-Speed
I dont know.... I hate to say it but I like the silver.
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Haha thats very possible. Not sure what the plan for this one is yet. I got it cause the interior is by far one of the cleanest I have ever seen. The outside is not bad either besides the front bumper and the clear coat peeling on the hood. So I might just fix some small issues and flip it. I am also thinking that if I do flip it, I need to make it 4wd to get the most out of it. So who knows. Once I start tearing into it and see what it actually needs, I will decide from there.
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Originally Posted by 5-Speed
Haha thats very possible. Not sure what the plan for this one is yet. I got it cause the interior is by far one of the cleanest I have ever seen. The outside is not bad either besides the front bumper and the clear coat peeling on the hood. So I might just fix some small issues and flip it. I am also thinking that if I do flip it, I need to make it 4wd to get the most out of it. So who knows. Once I start tearing into it and see what it actually needs, I will decide from there.
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Originally Posted by 5-Speed
Auto. Dont get me wrong, I love my 5-speed but autos are just so much nicer for off roading.
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Exactly! I love driving a stick everyday even in our horrible CA traffic. If I decide to keep it, I will most likely make the white one more street friendly. Take the locker out, lower it back down and use it as a DD. Then go all out with the silver one.
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Year: 1999
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Originally Posted by Matt98xj
Flushed my heater core still no heat
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back flushed. Fluid a little brown but kept flushing until clear. Flow was good. I did t-stat,water pump,radiator flush, even checked blend door and was fine. I did all that first then a fellow keeper suggested the heater core flush. Still like warm and it's really cold here in nh
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Originally Posted by Matt98xj
back flushed. Fluid a little brown but kept flushing until clear. Flow was good. I did t-stat,water pump,radiator flush, even checked blend door and was fine. I did all that first then a fellow keeper suggested the heater core flush. Still like warm and it's really cold here in nh
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Year: 1998
Model: Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
Engine: 5.2
Pulled oil filter adapter and replaced all orings. Oil pressure went from barely reading to past 3 bar on the gauge when running.
Next up... heat.
Next up... heat.