Great Seller.Fast shipment. I bought a part from 1996sportXJ and received it in 2 days. Great price too.
Thank You,
Steve

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Was wondering if u can help me out I
Have a 1991 jeep Cherokee Laredo 4x4 6 cylinder 4.0 that I want to fix need a long block engine to rebuilt what Cherokee models are capatible to the 1991 Long block that i have and from what year to what year of Cherokees , just put right back on with out haveing to modify nothing just rebuilt it . I would really appreciate if somebody can help me out .

having the same issue?

hey man, you commmented on my oil leak question and i just did the valve cover gasket and i checked the oil filter adapter and it's still leaking.. i was wondering since im going to do the oil pan gasket next is it harder then doing a valve cover gasket?

no worries man... i used night shades by VHT i think works good just make sure u clean the lights good and use light coats till u get the color u want tail lights look better than the running lights with the all while lights behind and HIDs it looks nasty.... cant wait to get the beast on the road good luck

I basially have, and it has a full tank....but it has CA Plates, and 2010 tags so that would be a big no-no to the police. xD

I'm having my truck towed to my Cousins body shop for a good look over before inspection. My Jeep and I are almost ready to hit the roads rolling!!

1996sportXJ ,
I think I found the culprit of my problem. It looks like it's not the gas line. (To me anyways.) I think it could be the fuel filter. :O And the reason why is because, when I looked at it, I felt all the rubber around it, but when I got to that little two or three inch piece of rubber that connects to the fuel filter...It has a pretty large slit in it. Could that be it? I know I'm asking stupid questions but I have no idea...that's why I joined the site. I'm going to attach a link to the picture of the slit in the piece of rubber and you tell me your thoughts. Thanks!!! https://twitter.com/#!/TABonifacio/m...c.com%2F8xjizl

Hey, thanks man. Yes, when I can afford it I plan on doing something modest, maybe a 3.5" lift and 32s. I'm trying to avoid needing an SYE, for now. I don't do rocks, just rutted trails and snow in the Sierras. I need something that will get me to the top of a mountain on a snowy, muddy mine road. Oh, and ideally, I'd like it to get me back down, too.