Recent content by Carzan

According to the Haynes manual ( I think that's where I read it), there is no adjustment on the '93s. I saw no way to adjust it, either. Two screws and a plug and your done. ??? -Louis-

O.K., a little background. I was given (Oct. 05) this '93 Cherokee Sport with the 4.0 and 5spd manual because it wouldn't start for the previous owner and he did not want to deal with it. I replaced the CPS and have been driving it ever since. However, the weather has been cool to cold for...

I was able to contact my friend and he said basically what Talyn said. If you are SURE it is not an exhaust or exhaust shield rattle, the next bet would be the tcase linkage. He also said the vanes in the torque converter will rattle if loose but that seems like a long shot at this point. Go...

Don't take this as gospel, but it seems like a mechanic friend was telling me recently that it is not uncommon for the flex-plate bolts to get loose on the automatics causing the noise you describe. I'll try to pick his brain on this asap. -Louis-

In my experience, if the battery is low enough to cause a weak spark, it is low enough that the engine will either crank over slowly or not at all. The headlights compounding the problem makes me think even more that it is a connector problem. Heck, turn everyting on...lights, heater/ac...

An already loose alternator belt can be further overpowered by a reving engine and the alternator pulley won't significantly speed up and may even slow down from what it was at idle. That said, with a good fully charged battery, it still shouldn't sputter just because the alternator isn't...

Yeah, check out Craigslist...that's why I'm here. :D I just picked up my '93 a few days ago. The guy said he would give it to me if I left him the wheels and tires so he could use them on his other Jeep, or I could give him $250 for the whole package. I gave him the $250! It's a 4.0L 5 speed...