Recent content by mlanicca

There is one in Plano. www.marlowauto.com

yes, the one you pull out to turn the lights on

I'd replace the headlight switch (the one in the dash)

"i went downstairs to start to find my problem and i turned on the high beems and nothing happen so i figured i turn on the headlights to see if it works then problem is its sunny outside and once i turned on the high beems i wasnt sure if they were still on then then i noticed that whether i...

I just took the heater control valve out when I did this. Now I don't have to flush the heater core every winter to get heat.

When I did mine, I cut the wires up near the turn signal lever. Then I taped them to the plug on the end of the wires on the new lever, and pulled it down.

If you unplug the CPS, then plug it back in, will it start?

I pulled my control valve out last spring and flushed the heater core. It didn't seem to effect the a/c cooling at all. I also didn't have to flush my heater core this past winter to get heat.

Jeepsareus.com has them.

The one off the cap should be an overflow. I think this is the picture from the original link.

I had a problem with the brown wire melting the switch on mine (1990), so I added a relay.

Jegs has Be Cool Radiators Universal Petcock Tubes. 1 1/2" Straight #134-72013 $36.99 1 3/4" Straight #134-72014 $36.99

I just replaced my CPS. Every couple days it would crank without starting. If I unplugged the sensor (near the back of the valve cover) and plugged it back in, it would start.

Jegs has a universal petcock tube you can put in your lower radiator hose. 1-1/2" Straight #134-72013 1-3/4" Straight #134-72014

Are you sure you have the switch turned the correct way. I just looked at an one I had sitting around (for a 90, 4.0. auto) the hole for the rod should be facing down, and the prongs for the plugs should be parallel to the ground, and facing towards the passenger side. If the plug is turned...