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This is just misinformation. A point source of light is a point source of light regardless if it's from a filament or an arc. This crap about having to have special reflectors just isn't so. Light reflects off of a mirror. The mirror doesn't care what makes the light. It doesn't bounce off...
Actually, that's exactly what I did. I bought halogen h4 housings and placed HID H4 style replacement bulbs in them. Mine are dual HID which just really means there is a shutter that moves to cover/uncover part of the filament when you want low beam only. They ARE designed so that the...
If you have bled the breaks that much and are sure you don't have a leak, my money is on improperly assembled/adjusted rear brakes. If they aren't held in relatively close approximation, (via star adjuster) then they have to move quite a bit every time you press the brakes before they make...
I had trouble with the thermostat housing leaking on my '94 4.0 several years ago. I got to looking and it appears there were enough imperfections in the housing to cause trouble. It's pretty soft metal. I used a piece of sand paper over a flat plane to freshen the surface. I've had no...
It's my understanding that DOT3 and 4 are 100% compatible and synthetic doesn't change that. Now, go to silicone DOT5 and things get a little different. I realize this is at variance with what the previous poster says. Nevertheless, my 2 cents.
I'm thinking the gasket goes on the head side of the thermostat though I'm not sure about that. Whichever side the thermostat is on is recessed for it. I do remember I had some trouble with mine once. I got looking at the thermostat housing and noticed that it wasn't particularly flat or smooth...
Look at the fittings on the compressor. If they look like schreader fittings, then it's r12 or at least not been converted to r134a. If it looks a bit like the quick disconnect fittings you are used to seeing with air compressors, then it's r134a.
I'd think it would be worth a lot more sold with the Jeep. I bet for the difference you could easily find a replacement regular gasoline Cherokee. Just something to think about.
You said:
"when we took off the tires we saw that one brake caliper was missing the bleeding attachment that is used to bleed the brake"
That's troubling. If you mean the bleed screw then you dumped all of your brake fluid somewhere. You'll have to bleed the entire system. If there is air in...