cterlizzi
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and whichever way, what do folks do to compensate for larger tire size changing what the speedometer reads from true?
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1994 XJ speedometer: mechanical or electrical?
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red91
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cterlizzi said:
Electrical.
there is a sensor in your t-case. In it is a toothed gear...you go numerically higher for bigger tires...try go jeeps website. He has the chart for just such an occasion.
cterlizzi
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red91inWA said:
Interesting... I went to jeeps.com, but couldn't find the link you mentioned... I thought I was going to have to buy an electronic doodad like this one: http://www.4wheelerssupply.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1762
If you have the actual link for the toothed gear, I would be very much in debt.
langer1
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Only if you don't have a gear you can change.cterlizzi said:
bajacalal
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cterlizzi said:
Thats because its GoJeep's (surprised he hasn't chimed in) website not Jeep.com you were told to go to. http://go.jeep-xj.info/
He has a listing among his other tech articles of the gears w/ part numbers for larger tires, incidentally, I think they are just Chrysler parts intended for other vehicles w/ different stock tire/gear configurations. What size tires are you running anyway?
cterlizzi
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Right now I'm running 235/75/15s, but I am planning on putting 33x12.5x15s on it...
