Kansas City bs Thread
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From: Manhattan, Kansas
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
So i'm starting a new project on the heep and it requires me to take my hitch off.
I put the impact on the mounting bolts and all of them just spun in place. So I took the rear bumper off to get inside the unibody... and not only did they (Who ever installed the hitch) not use nut-strips... but after they bolted the hitch to the frame they just threw the nut-strips inside the frame not attached to anything...
On the good side... that should eliminate some rattling in the rear of jeep.
Just thought I would share.
I put the impact on the mounting bolts and all of them just spun in place. So I took the rear bumper off to get inside the unibody... and not only did they (Who ever installed the hitch) not use nut-strips... but after they bolted the hitch to the frame they just threw the nut-strips inside the frame not attached to anything...
On the good side... that should eliminate some rattling in the rear of jeep.
Just thought I would share.
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From: Raymore, Mo
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
So i'm starting a new project on the heep and it requires me to take my hitch off.
I put the impact on the mounting bolts and all of them just spun in place. So I took the rear bumper off to get inside the unibody... and not only did they (Who ever installed the hitch) not use nut-strips... but after they bolted the hitch to the frame they just threw the nut-strips inside the frame not attached to anything...
On the good side... that should eliminate some rattling in the rear of jeep.
Just thought I would share.
I put the impact on the mounting bolts and all of them just spun in place. So I took the rear bumper off to get inside the unibody... and not only did they (Who ever installed the hitch) not use nut-strips... but after they bolted the hitch to the frame they just threw the nut-strips inside the frame not attached to anything...
On the good side... that should eliminate some rattling in the rear of jeep.
Just thought I would share.
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From: pleasant hill mo
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 soon to 4.7 stroker
Those are to short you want a shock that is a min. of 24" most 30" extended you will have to bump stop anything over 16" collapsed
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From: pleasant hill mo
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 soon to 4.7 stroker