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csailors
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- Location
- Walton, IN
same here. The whole office was looking.
csailors
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- Location
- Walton, IN
How did you do this? Did you try it before and after?
- Location
- Southern Indiana
I think I found the write up on here. You have to take the box apart and remove the internal stops.
Found it.
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=915103
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w_howey
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- The Mudwest
I found copious amounts of Jack Daniels is the best. Always after the Jack.
W'maybe I'm in the wrong conversation '_howey
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- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
BRIANHO13
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- Spring, TX
Other Sean r?
RedHeep
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- Landenberg, PA
Not all of the durango boxes need to be modified, but you won't really know unless you take it apart.
POLAR_JEEP_04
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- Location
- Ohio
terrehautian
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- Location
- Terre Haute
This is something happening in May, they will have a Henry 22 rifle as a prize.
csailors
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- Location
- Walton, IN
I have a PM in to dowork for a factory style PSC pump. Do it right the 4th time I guess.
Now to find a saginaw box I don't have to modify. My sector shaft is shot.
Now to find a saginaw box I don't have to modify. My sector shaft is shot.
csailors
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Walton, IN
As some of you know my engine swap is complete. I installed a 96 4.O HO into my 92. Well I have ran into a couple snags. My original engine got hot and smoked, that's what started the swap.
First
96 had an idiot dash. Temp gauge sensors a different from light to gauge. Gauge wasn't working so swapped sensors at the back of the head. Gauge works now but says it's running hot. Like 215-240 area.
Second
All cooling system is new. Everything. New 195° t stat. But I did not drill any hole in it. I've read that that's only needed on the Renex systems. I've never had to do this on any of my jeeps before.
Anyone know what the reading on the gauge sensor should be cold vs warm. I wonder if the sensor is just off and it's giving the gauge a false reading.
Maybe the system has air in it? Ran 4 times and never changed coolant levels. Filled with
It running originally. Touching the engine after it's up to temp it doesn't seem overheated but I'll try to get a laser temp gun from work tomorrow and see what they says.
Anyone got any ideas?
First
96 had an idiot dash. Temp gauge sensors a different from light to gauge. Gauge wasn't working so swapped sensors at the back of the head. Gauge works now but says it's running hot. Like 215-240 area.
Second
All cooling system is new. Everything. New 195° t stat. But I did not drill any hole in it. I've read that that's only needed on the Renex systems. I've never had to do this on any of my jeeps before.
Anyone know what the reading on the gauge sensor should be cold vs warm. I wonder if the sensor is just off and it's giving the gauge a false reading.
Maybe the system has air in it? Ran 4 times and never changed coolant levels. Filled with
It running originally. Touching the engine after it's up to temp it doesn't seem overheated but I'll try to get a laser temp gun from work tomorrow and see what they says.
Anyone got any ideas?
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
I have one but it is lonely.
- Location
- NE Indiana
I always had to pull that sensor at the back of the head with a little bit of pressure in the system because it gets an air bubble back there and gives the sensor a false reading.
Just becareful because that sensor can go flying with pressure, never mind the hot antifreeze that goes everywhere.
My 96 XJ was the worst at doing that after flushing the system.
mac 'all I got' gyvr
Just becareful because that sensor can go flying with pressure, never mind the hot antifreeze that goes everywhere.
My 96 XJ was the worst at doing that after flushing the system.
mac 'all I got' gyvr
csailors
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Walton, IN
That is what it seems to me, that its reading just not actual fluid temp. Ill give that a try tonight.
XJ&CHZ4ME
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- Location
- Unionville, MO
so many ways I could convert that with my Cheesy powers...but I will stay calm for now 
csailors
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Walton, IN
Pulled the sensor. Only coolant. No air. I hit the head with a temp gun. 220°. I'm thinking the unit resistance is incorrect. Gauge never gets to the red 260 area. Just stays 230-240 range. I think I'll just try another sending unit.
Got my winch mounted. A year later. Getting closer. May have it done by WF. I'll be upset if I don't get to try it out.
Got my winch mounted. A year later. Getting closer. May have it done by WF. I'll be upset if I don't get to try it out.
- Location
- NE Indiana
ive had the dash gauge go bad before, on the pre 97 dash you can individually replace it in the cluster
mac 'options' gyvr
mac 'options' gyvr
