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If I replace the caliper do I have to bleed the brake system ? Or does the system remained closed when I replace the caliper ?

I recently changed the front brakes on my 96xj as well as the rotors. When I went to push the caliper cylinder/piston back to reset it to allow the new pads to installed I noticed that the face of the piston was cracked missing a small piece. The crack was not all the way through the piston...

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Not to highjack the thread. I have a 96 xj with the same bucking problem and my mpg is horrible. I only have 65K on the jeep and it has been babied. I was thinking it could be an 02 sensor. I recently had a non oem cat put on about a year ago because the original is shot. Could the new cat...

I checked my 96xj to see if there were any codes and the error code 5 5 came up. I checked in other threads to see if there was any information on it but I didnt find anything. I turned the car on off on off on and the check engine light blinked 5 times then another 5 times. I hope that I did...

How do I check the fault codes ? Also the knocking in the rear is only when first starting out from a dead stop.

My 96 xj is having an interesting problem. The left rear wheel makes a distinct squeaking sound only when taking your foot off of the brake. Could it be a bad brake cylinder hanging up ? I had the rear shoes replaced about a year ago and have put on maybe 5k on it. The xj has also developed...

Previous owner looks to have welded the rear shocks over the old mounts. I know that the rear bolts are easy to snap. Is there any kit to repair something like this ? Or would my best bet be to chip off the old welds and drill and retap new mounting holes? Any help would be great.

Finally got the bolt out of the oil filter adapter and was able to change the three gaskets. I removed the bolt in front of the t-60 torx bolt, looks to be on the frame rail/frame of the jeep, to give myself clearance to work in the tight space. I actually used a grinding wheel to shorten up...

I know that the oil filter adapter on a 96 XJ is a T-60 torx bolt. However, does anyone know whether or not the T-60 bolt is a reverse thread bolt? Just want to make sure that I'm turning it the right way.