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If you are referring to the push on round metal retainers Sheet Metal Push-On Nut Part # CRO6505049AA 12 $11.88 These can be bought through 4wheel parts and picked up...

It is a little more important in Tucson than Colorado but if that is factory as everything appears it is, I can consider other ways to block the defroster outlet. We don't use defroster much here.

Thank you. That is what I wanted to know so that I knew the POS didn't somehow modify the door on my vehicle. Would you happen to know why Jeep put those holes in there since I would think? that on panel setting one would want all air to blow through the panel and none through the defrost or am...

If you have the box in the picture could you actuate the defrost door mechanism and take a picture of the defrost door looking down into the box. That would let me know if the holes I have are standard and some defrost air is meant to blow through the door even when closed.

As I said The problem I'm having is that all doors seem to work correctly and all actuators are moving correctly BUT the top door which is identified in the FSM as the defrost door has what appears to be factory holes.

Thank you. The problem I'm having is that all doors seem to work correctly and all actuators are moving correctly BUT the top door which is identified in the FSM as the defrost door has what appears to be factory holes. The passenger side is larger than the driver's. The passenger side hole is...

Anyone have a picture of what it actually looks like?

Felpro is good. Used them for years. However factory part oil pan gasket one piece is built with curves molded in for crankshaft ends and felpro is flat and must be bent by user on install. Factory number 53007568ac1 is available from Amazon as is the felpro os34308r. Has anyone used the...

I've got a 2001 XJ with the 4.0 and the FSM and the parts catalog. I can't find the part number for the oil pump drive to block gasket. After removing the cam sensor which is also called the oil pump drive, there is a gasket in the block that is removable on the exterior. It's just in front of...

I appreciate the answers. The shocks on the XJ do look oversized and are white colored about 2 or 2 1/2 dia. I believe they are OEM shocks since this was a state gov vehicle for DOT. Is there a way I can tell which shocks?

Spring rating determines ride quality/stiffness. Since this is not my hard core wheeler I want relative softness in ride for other half.

Recently got a '01 and want to find out how to tell which spring rating is. I have been able to find out there were three different load rating of springs and their part number but how do I tell which I have?