steering box question
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6
should bolt right in. i got one sitting in the garage to swap in. i kept the mounting bolts from the dodge too just in case they are a bit longer
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Sure does, I would HIGHLY recommend using a C-ROK mounting bracket/spacer. Much beefier than the stock mounting bracket and provides the right amount of offset to keep it off the frame, plus includes new hardware. Optional, but I would recommend replacing the tie rod end at pitman arm, high and low pressure lines while you are at it.
http://www.c-rok4x4.com/#!steering/crkq
http://www.c-rok4x4.com/#!steering/crkq
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Year: 1992
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Thanks. I already have rustys heavy duty steering so I don't think I need to replace my tie rods or anything. I found one off a 98 Durango, $50. I texted the guy asking if it was rack and pinion and he said no. I go up there, pop the hood and it was rack and pinion. Haven't found anything else yet so I think I might rebuild my box. It has quite a bit of play
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