Recent content by Taro2413

Thanks for the replies guys. i started leanin towards what you all have said. So i pulled the diff cover tonight and it was actually really clean inside no cracked\broken gears, gears on posi looked fine too....no heat spots on anything and there were no shavings of any kind that came out as...

Hey guys i got a problem with my dana 44 rear axle. Stock axle 3.54 gears stock limited slip, i believe. My problem is at extremely random times i will hear a bang from the rearand the jeep will jerk forward as if someone just bumped into my bumper.the random part is when it does it, it does it...

using power steering fluid. i cleaned everything off and drove it around for a while and when i came home that was where there was a drip formed. no fluid anywhere else except on the bottom point of the reservoir where the glued or melted the 2 pieces together. Getting really annoying having to...

i replaced the ps pump which came with the reservoir. Had to get the part from autozone because napa and oreilly didnt sell a pump that came with the reservoir.

is there a direct swap for the ps pump or reservoir swap for an 87 xj? my original unit was leaking from the plastic reservoir at a few diff points on the seam. So i replaced it and had to take it back 3 times already for the same problem of leaking at the seam on the plastic tank. Is there...

Ok so update...Just got done with the jeep and took it for a spin. And WALLA all fixed! And what was it you ask?....I have no clue ROFL! My buddy came over and we took turns combing the whole front suspension and we both took every measurement we could, we could not see a thing, hear...

thx for the right up TIM! so i got away for a moment from the woman lol and toe in is right in spec. Ima look at more closely tomorrow while a buddy of mine steers back and forth but what i found just by shakin suspension components is....upper trac bar mount was nice and tight, trac bar frame...

Hey TIM on the toe in measurement, is that total toe in of both tires measured from tire to tire or is that each individual tire must have 1/16inch of toe in? thx

the steering wanders a bit goin down the road and when applying the brakes. has a 2 in lift on it, other then that bone stock suspension. I had alot of wonder before the alignment but replaced front stabilizer and that almost entirely fixed it. then got an alignment done and now its back not as...

the jeep has 230000 miles on it. the shocks look fairly new and the end links look ok, for the age of vehicle and they are nice and tight. will check track bar upper mount bolts and get the front end measurement hopefully in the next day or two. I hope its not the track bar i know those arent...

Its swaying side to side whenever the steering wheel is moved to far in one direction to correct line of travel to stay in lane. Also seems to do it when braking sometimes. No vibration in steering wheel at all. Lift is 2inches was on jeep before i bought it. LCA's are stock, stock shocks, rear...

Does anyone know why an xj will still sway back and forth in the front end after an alignment has been done? id imagine gotta be something in the steering right? the stabilizer was replaced prior to alignment and that helped out alot!!! but it seems like after the alignment it went right...

So i got new TPS today and installed and adjusted it properly and.....WALLA jeep is back to life and on the road :) now time to do the hd cooling mods!!! WOOT. thx for the help guys

yes i checked that also thinking maybe was put in wrong when previous owner replaced it but its fine actuates when throttle is depressed. Thx for the help i am going to get part tomorrow and replace it. Im hoping it is just a bad sensor. ive been reading that these things dont last very long...

So i read the testing procedure from every single website you could possibly imagine and a couple from this forum. Now my question is is my TPS bad or is there another laundry list of problems it could be. This is what i got so far.... Input Voltage is 4V.....this kinda concerns me to because...