Recent content by Actech

Thank you for the comments. I also recently realized that I started this thread in the wrong area of this forum. I wasn't sure how to move it, or if I should start it again in another location. However, the feedback that I have been getting here from the "MJ" owners has been very positive, and...

Yes, that is possible! What I would do is drill the hole, then weld a grade 8 nut over the hole so that the c02 sensor could be replaced if needed later. That does solve that problem, but as you can see by your images, the single manifold attaches to one exhaust pipe. I have two cat converters...

YES! YOU ARE CORRECT! The coil rail is wired on with bailing wire from valve cover bolts on top to some other bolts underneath. I had it in my head that I needed to put some bolts in those holes, and take off that wire......Until I read your post, I never thought about studs being casted into...

What you are stating about the 2000+ year models is very well correct. However, this engine does have the older model head, because the exhaust ports on the head are much larger than the 2001 (2 piece) exhaust manifold that is bolted to it. I can reach under and stick a pocket knife blade...

I wondered about that as well. I also thought about cutting the wiring harness from the two sensors that I would loose, and splice those onto the two senors that I would keep. One sensor two plugs. The computer would be receiving information from what it would perceive as 4 sensors and not just...

I agree, I'm just looking for suggestions!

I recently purchased a 2001 Jeep Cherokee that my son found and had to have. I knew it had an exhaust leak that I thought I could fix or get fixed fairly easily. However, after searching deeper into the problem, I found that the engine had been replaced with and older model, I believe to be...