hood vents?
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From: Dayton OH
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
i am looking to put some hood vents on my xj. what kind of hood vents are you guys using, where can i buy them, and how much of a difference did they make?
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From: Martinsville, VA
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L i6
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Exterior-...=G%2FRLVR-1005
Put a couple of these on my XJ:

Noticeable difference when you are slow-wheeling during the summer (I take mine out in the dunes of OBX in 90° plus temps) as well as a big decrease in heat soak after you park it while its hot. They really allow a lot of air to flow around the engine bay when you aren't really moving fast enough to get a decent head-wind.
Put a couple of these on my XJ:

Noticeable difference when you are slow-wheeling during the summer (I take mine out in the dunes of OBX in 90° plus temps) as well as a big decrease in heat soak after you park it while its hot. They really allow a lot of air to flow around the engine bay when you aren't really moving fast enough to get a decent head-wind.
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From: Baltimore, Maryland
Year: 1994 1993
Model: Cherokee
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I don't have these mounted but just sat them on my head to take a photo to try and sell them (No takers). They are actually aluminum vents off a tractor trailer door.
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From: Johnson County, Kansas
Year: 1995
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From: SLC, Utah
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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I bought a pair of vents off of Ebay for $25.00
They do a great job of letting heat out of the engine bay and keeping water out. Even while wheeling 8hrs a day at crawling speeds in 90* weather in moab


They do a great job of letting heat out of the engine bay and keeping water out. Even while wheeling 8hrs a day at crawling speeds in 90* weather in moab


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From: Powell River, BC
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
went cheap on my first cherokee... set of 4 4" floor registers and a handful of self tapping screws. Went in easy, never came loose, definetly let a LOT of heat out!
cost me about 25 bucks all said and done.
cost me about 25 bucks all said and done.
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From: Dayton OH
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Exterior-...=G%2FRLVR-1005
Put a couple of these on my XJ:
Noticeable difference when you are slow-wheeling during the summer (I take mine out in the dunes of OBX in 90° plus temps) as well as a big decrease in heat soak after you park it while its hot. They really allow a lot of air to flow around the engine bay when you aren't really moving fast enough to get a decent head-wind.
Put a couple of these on my XJ:
Noticeable difference when you are slow-wheeling during the summer (I take mine out in the dunes of OBX in 90° plus temps) as well as a big decrease in heat soak after you park it while its hot. They really allow a lot of air to flow around the engine bay when you aren't really moving fast enough to get a decent head-wind.






