I have a 91 4 door xj with a bad rear floor pan (cargo area).. The part no.# for the 91 pan is 55345663, but is discontinued.. I did find a rear pan for a 2000,2001 with a part no.# of 55175177 AD. My question is will the 2000 pan fit the 91 model ? or if there is a difference, what are they ?
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Need new floor pans ?
- Thread starter 6madman
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- Middle Tennessee
Where did you find the pan? The ones I have seen fit the 1987-1996 and they are pretty much the same with the exception of the drain/access holes. It's not a big deal.
I found the 2000,2001 pan here... for the price I should order one just to see if it will fit.. http://www.wholesalemopar.com/parts_catalog-small.html?gclid=CO-otpykiKMCFR5V5wod8jOfcA
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- Middle Tennessee
Everything I read says that is a rear floor pan. Not a bad price but be careful since they will ship it and shipping could eat you alive.
I bought my floor pan from www.discountjeepparts.com.
http://www.discountjeepparts.com/product_info.php/cPath/3121_3123_3136/products_id/23946
The part is priced okay but shipping doubles it since they have to crate it. I paid discount jeep parts and drove to Suwanee, GA and picked it up at the Omix Ada warehouse and saved on the shipping.
I bought my floor pan from www.discountjeepparts.com.
http://www.discountjeepparts.com/product_info.php/cPath/3121_3123_3136/products_id/23946
The part is priced okay but shipping doubles it since they have to crate it. I paid discount jeep parts and drove to Suwanee, GA and picked it up at the Omix Ada warehouse and saved on the shipping.
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jeeperjohn
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- Temecula, CA
For smaller holes I found it easier to just cut out the damaged area and install flat pieces to repair it. If the whole floor is rusted out then the whole floorpan has to be replaced 
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- Middle Tennessee
Don't forget that Raybuck makes floor pan replacement panels. They divide the floor into 4 pieces. It makes it nice if the only area that needs attention is the rusted floor above the exhaust.
yossarian19
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- Grass Valley, CA
Why not buy some 16 ga flat and a few cutoff wheels? Is there something I'm not thinking of?
ERM, read "rear" and thought "cargo area".
Nevermind.
ERM, read "rear" and thought "cargo area".
Nevermind.
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92xjunk
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- sedro woolley, WA
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CharlieMopps
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- Madison, wi
Yea, I had holes all over mine. I got a sheet of 1/8" thick steel, cut it to fit and welded her down. Then I hurculined over it, and it looks like it was meant to be. I brag that my floors are bullet proof now... although, I have to hope my assassins try and shoot be from under my truck I guess.
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- Middle Tennessee
The reason I went with a stamped type pan is all the the contours and bends are just like the OEM panel. There are a lot of curves in the XJ floor around the trans tunnel. Mine had a lot of rust right along the base of the tunnel so was able to trim the OEM pan higher to meet the edge of the tunnel.
Yes I could buy some 16ga. steel , hammer and bang away. But in this case I think it would take less time and make a cleaner looking job to just buy the pan and use what I need. The bad spots in mine are around the leaf spring brackets where they meet the pan. The back would be easy enough with flat 16ga. But the front is a different story, thats where it dips down and has tight corners. anyway I was just wondering if anyone used a full pan and where they got it from.
