What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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From: Ontario, Canada
Year: 1989 Laredo
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L 6 Renix
My wife told me I should do a mud blog, I thought she said a mud bog? Keepin it close to home (for her convenience of my beer deliveries); I thought just off the front step would be a delight for my girl. Perhaps I misread her intent.
All in all it was a fleet service day. I say service because we know my XJ is maintenance free, it can't be fixed.
The wife's Intrepid received oil, filter, and a seam weld of the resonator, no more growling, at least from her car.
The Blue Steel WJ is now sportin 4 Monroe Gasmatic's and stainless fasteners securing the exhaust heat sheild. The oem shocks served us well but now, no more clunks.
The Peep was in for AMC factory scheduled 723895 km oil, filter, and all other fluids checks. Found the intermittent stumble with #1 spark plug boot arcing to the block, a couple cracks on the boot, replacement installed, smoothed out!
With the fleet to be parked and the frost exiting the ground real fast, the spring bog is in the making. I am sure it will all develop into an early summer drive/walkway excavation and gravel tamping project.
In the meantime, muds up!

All in all it was a fleet service day. I say service because we know my XJ is maintenance free, it can't be fixed.
The wife's Intrepid received oil, filter, and a seam weld of the resonator, no more growling, at least from her car.
The Blue Steel WJ is now sportin 4 Monroe Gasmatic's and stainless fasteners securing the exhaust heat sheild. The oem shocks served us well but now, no more clunks.
The Peep was in for AMC factory scheduled 723895 km oil, filter, and all other fluids checks. Found the intermittent stumble with #1 spark plug boot arcing to the block, a couple cracks on the boot, replacement installed, smoothed out!
With the fleet to be parked and the frost exiting the ground real fast, the spring bog is in the making. I am sure it will all develop into an early summer drive/walkway excavation and gravel tamping project.
In the meantime, muds up!
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From: St. Joseph, MO
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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From: Northern Kentucky
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0

Looks great!
Pretty good rigging.... save for the Wrangler bumper hooks and that nylon strap. Just be careful those don't stretch when it warms up... might slide right off those hooks.
I saw it too, but I was gonna let it go.I want it too, but I already too tall to see traffic lights... have to crouch down in the seat a little as it is... this would put me at resting my chin on the dash lol
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From: Fort Lauderdale
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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From: Castle Rock, CO
Year: 91
Model: Cherokee
Engine: '96 4.0
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From: St Peters MO
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0

What did you do to your xj?...SOLD IT!
Looks great!
Pretty good rigging.... save for the Wrangler bumper hooks and that nylon strap. Just be careful those don't stretch when it warms up... might slide right off those hooks.
I saw it too, but I was gonna let it go.I want it too, but I already too tall to see traffic lights... have to crouch down in the seat a little as it is... this would put me at resting my chin on the dash lol
Did this on Wed. for my trip to Pittsburgh this weekend. Checked all fluid levels set the tire pressure to 40psi, replaced the stabalizer shock (leaking) and hoping it would take the death wobble out. It help however there is still a slight wobble between 52-57 mph.
Last edited by DJ Contracting; Apr 6, 2015 at 07:23 AM.
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From: Hampton Roads
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L




