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98/4.0 My son bought it and thought it was a good deal. Upon my recommendation, he attempted to replace the Harmonic Balancer and stripped the bolt hole thread. What are his options? Thanks in advance. Best

Thank you for your replies. I have the irwins and also heard that heat works. Now the questions are: 1. What do I heat? The bolt head or the body? 2. Do I try the irwins while metal is hot, or I have to wait until it cools down a little? Thanks

I am replacing the water pump on my wife's car. It is held by three bolts. Two of them came off, but the third one got stripped. I used only a flat wrench, but it was an 8mm bolt and it got rounded after only two tries. What are my options? Thanks in advance.

Not lifted, I did upgrade to the 16in rims with General Grabber AT2 tires. No cracks that I can see. I cant imagine why I would have any cracks from that because these are not large tires

99XJ I6 4WD 206K Auto I am hearing a loud steering noise that sounds exactly like bad steering gear box bracket. I removed the original bracket a few years back and replaced it with the reinforcement plates. The same noise started to appear a month ago. I dont see anything wrong with the...

I did not take a picture at the time, but went and crawled up under the car with a camera in hand. I used the rectangular piece of old leaf spring. I am holding it just to illustrate the concept. The press used in this experiment was rented from the advanced auto...

Throughout the years I have shared here tips and shortcuts and here is another one: If you need to change the u-joints on the front axle shafts your life would be much easier if you cut a piece metal to size and and wedge it between the yoke lobes prior to pressing out the old u-joints. This...

Thanks for the reply, I dont have problem with the gasket. I was saying that the lock nut would screw in. I was trying to do that without the pump in place.

99XJ 4WD I6 220K I am replacing the fuel pump and no matter what, the gas tank lock nut wouldnt budge, so I just cut it and bought a new one from the local stealership. The new one looks exactly the same, but in black. I tried a dry run first and soon after the thread catches it becomes...

...really... In eighteen years, thirteen mass shootings and none since 1996 when the legislation was enacted. Oh, I forgot there is no human beings out of the US...that must be the answer. If you ever been to school, I am sure you can handle this third-grade problem. You answer first how...

At your service as always. They moved the video to here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pOiOhxujsE You are welcome. Let this to be a lesson to you with regards to civility. And don't even dare tell me that gun control does not work...

http://www.thedailyshow.com/full-episodes/fri-may-3-2013-

Thank you for your reply. My local junk yard has three columns in stock and they cost $50 each. I was not able to find the clockspring itself cheaper than $110 used and $178 new off the Internet. I am using car-part.com

I looked at this write up, where he had the entire steering assembly including the wheel. My intention was to do such swap. Wouldn't that get rid of all the bugs? http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f11/write-up-97-xj-steering-column-replacement-1226056/ Thanks in advance P.S. I am the dad and...

99XJ Auto, 4WD, cruise. Sorry.