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94 cherokee. I have idiot lights. Has anyone swapped out cluster to gauge cluster? I know I will have to add sensors but I want to know if harness is prewired for Tach, oil pres, temp etc...???
Yes as long as you add a new oil, water sensors it should work just fine. One thing you did not mention. What year will the donor cluster be out of. The early year XJ's had a cable ran speedo were the newer style clusters have an electrically ran speedo.
I have a 92. Did the swap from idiot lights to full gauges. I didnt have to change out any sensors on the engine. One of the first and best mods I did.
Huh? John, that's more than a little odd. Your oil & water gauges should be pegged one way or the other. The senders for the idiot lights are simple on/off contacts, the sensors for the gauge package are ranging devices.
I did this to my 94 years ago. It's not difficult, aside from the IP swap, it's just 2 sensor changes. The one remaining item would be the mileage in gauge package.
If you're interested, I have the panel from a 92 XJ sitting in my garage. Drop me a note if you're interested.
I sure don't remember changing out any sensors. But......
After reading about 12 of the 18 threads on this swap there I have not doubt that I swapped them out. Guess it was so easy to get them and install them that it wasnt worth remembering.
It really depends on what you are starting with. On my '89 I had mostly full guages. Speedo, temp, oil press, and HUGE fuel guage The only thing I really gained from the swap was a tach and a smaller fuel guage.
i have a 96 and I had to change the oil pres sensor and water temp sensor, the one that is further back on the block. You can pull these sensors off a donor jeep in the yard.