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I now have a leak free xj for the first time EVER!! Thanks to this little ingenious tip!! I am glad I didn't give up on the felpro cause I think they are the best option! :spin1:

I thought of something, could overtightening these felpro gaskets cause a leak?

Dutch, what are these plastic studs? I have never gotten these in the box with the gaskets? Or is this something seperate you buy?

I like this. I might give it a try before I completely abandon the felpro.

Ok, nother question. Do you find it easier to apply it to the block or to the pan?

I need some feedback. Who likes/prefers the felpro rubber gasket for an oil pan. Or I have heard a lot of people have success with the great stuff gasket maker. Which one do you guys prefer? I have tried the felpro 3 times with limited to no success. I can't get the back of the pan by the rear...

Useless update, while getting ready to to a drop voltage check I didn't even need to. There was a very large gash in my positive cable. Must have happended when my motor mount broke. Thanks for the help Jacobs

I agree, those Europeans are all into fuel economy and stuff. KEEP THE JEEP!! :)

Thanks MT Mike, I think with those 2 diagrams, I can probably figure it out.

Does anyone have a diagram with the emission hoses labeled? The parts are very specific and if at all possible, would like to match up hoses exactly so im not overspending for no reason

Fred, enough of your "let's take the easy route and google it"! Im tryin to develope "friendships" or manships here. Don't hate!

Need a bookworm guru. Does anyone have this diagram. I have replaced a few of these components over time but have decided to repacel all of them. I have most of the part numbers but since mine has been missing some since I bought it, I would like to match up part numbers to exact locations. 89...

Will do. Thanks for the info.

So Jacobs, are you saying that this is a voltage issue instead of something wrong with the starter? I did refresh all grounds but I did not check any of the positive cables

89 XJ with 211,XXX. I replaced the starter about a year and a half ago, now when I start my jeep, it cranks real slow and right before it fires up it grinds on the fly wheel. I checked all my cables, cleaned grounds. Am I looking at an issue with the actual starter or something else? Thanks

Awesome. No other words.

Pre or post '96?

According to the members board, he was banned. But people between here and AZ have been ripped off, so that lynch mob could be traveling for a while.....

This sh**'s funny!! I come in with a classic Benny Hinn reference and get nothing!! But I log on today and there is 10+ new threads. Whatever works!