What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Year: 91
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Originally Posted by -Dom-
Yeah I have an 01 my left one only turns on sometimes ughhh don't kno the problem
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
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chop more of the front fender
chop front and rear bumpers
relocated the vacuum bubble
got rid of that dangly inner lip on the front fenders, that thing looks looked like a knife if you ask me
made a set of front sway bar discos (used the rear links, cut and welded to the front link... then used the rear sway bar link mount chopped down...)
WHY was I not warned that cutting sheet metal was so addictive ?!?!?!?!?!
chop front and rear bumpers
relocated the vacuum bubble
got rid of that dangly inner lip on the front fenders, that thing looks looked like a knife if you ask me
made a set of front sway bar discos (used the rear links, cut and welded to the front link... then used the rear sway bar link mount chopped down...)
WHY was I not warned that cutting sheet metal was so addictive ?!?!?!?!?!
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
Finished gluing together my broken bumper endcap, also finished with the heatgun on it. Temporarily reinstalled. Removed crap foglight... filled with muddy water (tossed it). Removed some bolts from my hitch assembly (not yet installed) that I had ruined by over tightening.
Also restocked the back of my cherokee with my tool sets, chest, fluids and a bunch of waters. (picks later)
Tommorow Im heading to the city to pick up some applications, but while Im there Im going to pick up some paint for the plastic trim, correct "stone White" paint for touch up, and some bedlner/undercoating for my eventual undercoating.
Also restocked the back of my cherokee with my tool sets, chest, fluids and a bunch of waters. (picks later)
Tommorow Im heading to the city to pick up some applications, but while Im there Im going to pick up some paint for the plastic trim, correct "stone White" paint for touch up, and some bedlner/undercoating for my eventual undercoating.
After
Bolts for my hitch I ruined
What I did today
Bought some paint...
And used it...
Would have gotten more done but it started to rain.
No, I don't lick fish.
Originally Posted by 1Bad98xj
paint job is finished ! Go Gators
Originally Posted by 91 BangNbuck
I got a 91 with the same problem as basslicks I don't know what to do.
Dom, the only thing I can think of is either a weak ballast or maybe you need to upgrade the wiring... I'm still new to the HID scene though, so don't take that as gospel.
- Justin <><
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Originally Posted by 1Bad98xj
paint job is finished ! Go Gators
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 upgraded
So Here is a write up on the new Rough Country Shackle Relocation Brackets.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/rc...3/#post1008423
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/rc...3/#post1008423
First what you need is just your average hand tools:
and the only good thing for cinder blocks, tire chalks:
You probably purchased these cause your shackle angle looks like this:
Taking some before measurements:
Next observe your hardware an make sure it is all accounted for:
Loosen your shackle bolts, BP blaster may be required for some rusty bolts (if you have that sort of thing). I used a breaker bar and it made quick work.
Remove your shock bottom bolt
Jack up the jeep and remove the shackle:
Next instal the box:
And the front nut strip:
Tighten it all down:
Next install the bottom bracket:
and torque everything down to spec(yes a torque wrench is a basic hand tool!!!):
Find your optimum shackle position and instal:
After Measurements:
Then admire the jeep and figure out how much lift your front end needs:
Then go find an RTI ramp or a loading dock and measure for the new shocks
and the only good thing for cinder blocks, tire chalks:
You probably purchased these cause your shackle angle looks like this:
Taking some before measurements:
Next observe your hardware an make sure it is all accounted for:
Loosen your shackle bolts, BP blaster may be required for some rusty bolts (if you have that sort of thing). I used a breaker bar and it made quick work.
Remove your shock bottom bolt
Jack up the jeep and remove the shackle:
Next instal the box:
And the front nut strip:
Tighten it all down:
Next install the bottom bracket:
and torque everything down to spec(yes a torque wrench is a basic hand tool!!!):
Find your optimum shackle position and instal:
After Measurements:
Then admire the jeep and figure out how much lift your front end needs:
Then go find an RTI ramp or a loading dock and measure for the new shocks
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Does anyone have an idea how I can make this ashtray more useful to me seeing as how I don't smoke. A phone cubby would be nice. Or just blank it off.
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Year: 1996
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