- Location
- Richardson, TX
What was done to YOUR rig(XJ/MJ) today MECHANICALY????
- Thread starter ExTankerGuy
- Start date
- Location
- Houston, Tx
Oh like it would go well now :laugh2:
Went to put in coolant, leak at the thermostat. Pulled it back apart and the new gasket got trashed already. Looks like the stat slipped a bit.
Got a new gasket so I'll try it again. Oil got changed too.
Hoping the 2.5" flex pipe I bought works for a temporary exhaust patch, to slip over the spot I cut. Gotta get everything redone between the downpipe and muffler. Its touching the floor in a few spots thanks to some bashing off road.
Sounds like they are good people. I've always seen jeeps out front of their shop. How'd you like them?
- Location
- Richardson, TX
They were great! Definitely recommend them and will use them again. Probably going to see how much they'll want to get the AC working in the Jeep again.
That's good!
Been debating if I want to do the blend door for the defrost to feet or see how much it would be to have it done. I know it's like a 6-8hr job....
- Location
- Houston, Tx
It’s alive!
Got it started tonight after doing the thermostat a third time. Kept slipping down, never had that issue before.
Still open header but I needed to fire it up. Idled smooth. Debating just towing it to the exhaust shop instead of trying to figure out a temporary connection
Got it started tonight after doing the thermostat a third time. Kept slipping down, never had that issue before.
Still open header but I needed to fire it up. Idled smooth. Debating just towing it to the exhaust shop instead of trying to figure out a temporary connection
- Location
- Richardson, TX
Awesome!! I'd probably go the tow route since Id be tired of dealing with it. lol
same lol
- Location
- Houston, Tx
Definitely leaning that way, especially with the flange to front driveshaft clearance issue. I'm assuming they can solve it and I'd rather not trash the driveshaft on the way there
- Location
- Houston, Tx
Got the exhaust hooked up. Dropped the crossmember to replace it with the SFR one, figured that might give me some exhaust slack.
Left the garage, burped cooling and drove it around the block. Has an exhaust leak but it works!
Left the garage, burped cooling and drove it around the block. Has an exhaust leak but it works!
- Location
- Richardson, TX
- Location
- Richardson, TX
Washed the Jeep off today. Itching to go wheeling again already.
- Location
- Houston, Tx
Got the exhaust fixed. Man cats got expensive.
Driving back I had a new rotational noise. Either the t case chain is stretched or the centering ball on a driveshaft went bad
Driving back I had a new rotational noise. Either the t case chain is stretched or the centering ball on a driveshaft went bad
- Location
- Houston, Tx
Pulled the front shaft. Still had the noise.
Pulled up on the e brake handle slightly and it’s gone. Must be related to the new trans mount
Pulled up on the e brake handle slightly and it’s gone. Must be related to the new trans mount
- Location
- Houston, Tx
E brake cable was rubbing the driveshaft. Problem solved
Swamprat
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- little Tijuana
If you squint it's an XJ, its got a 4.0
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SleeperXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Valencia, CA
Changed out fuel injector connectors and cleaned the fuel injectors. Runs like a champ now
and even improved mpg.
and even improved mpg.
- Location
- Houston, Tx
If you squint it's an XJ, its got a 4.0
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My mom had one that looked just like that in the 90's. 2wd though. Definitely takes me back.
There's a really nice looking red 96 4.0 4x4 for sale in Houston for 3k, but its at a sketchy dealer. I kind of want to go take a look at it.
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