Recent content by Jcool83

I like this build as i have an IDENTICAL color 1993 XJ and when i got it, it took alot of work too, like a fuel pump, and coil, radiator, water pump, shocks. (coil was a PITA to diagnose) still running good at 264,000 hope you get to keep it running

oh yeah im so in for this need diff covers

I have not had this problem with my XJ i did have the original coil fail and would shut down all power once it got too hot. and is he replacing it with NEW coils or reman ones??

i just replied in the duplicate thread for this in OEM tech i think the door swap would be easier than trying to swap in the windows that may not even match up to the older doors. plus side with doing the swap you get better side mirrors

think you may have to do the door swap im not so sure that the assembly in the newer XJ doors will work the window might not be the right shape

yeah the swing is great but the human slingshot is epic

gonna try and save the date for this may be a bit rough with a 3 month old that i will have by then lol

i had a problem with the coil in my 1993 that would cause the same problem. The coil would get too hot and shut down. Would lose ALL power when it happened. Does this happen after the engine gets to temp?

got a write-up on how you made those drawers? They look great

Any support in the back? nuts or washers?

RescueGreen love the gate handle clip mod you did gonna do that did you use self tapping sheetmetal screws to mount the handles??

quadratec does also http://www.quadratec.com/category/Jeep+Replacement+Panels/41/index.htm

i will keep an eye out in the yards, i havent replaced my seats so i still need the ones in my 93. btw nice to see someone with TWO 93's :D

rattling i have in my rear door is due to the rear wiper motor i replaced the well nuts but it came back, i gave up lol

I have water leak on drivers side but that is due to the fuse panel where it comes into the cab. The original gasket or grommet fell apart and began leaking. I would also recommend replacing the hood seal as well to keep as much water as you can off the firewall.