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    For Sale - 2000 With 148k - With Updates and Ready to go

    Hello - This forum has been really helpful to me and I have loved my XJ adventure. But, my student needs a different vehicle. Please check out my listing here on craigslist https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/wexford-2000-cherokee-xj-driven-daily/7058514733.html Quick summary of work...
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    AC Clutch Cycling But AC not on?

    So this is weird...my A/C clutch is cycling but the A/C is not turned on. The system dial was set to defrost/lower foot mix (the heat side ...not AC side) and the temperature mixer was set to warm. Any ideas on diagnostic procedures? It's a 2001 Sport.
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    Is the door shell the same electric vs. manual?

    Hello - I need to replace a couple of my doors on a 2000 XJ. The ones I found are rust free and in my color - cool right!! The only catch is they are manual and my current doors are electric. I know people love their manual doors, but I am going to keep mine electric since that's what is...
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    Anyone near Bakersfield CA who can pull parts?

    Hi Everyone - I am looking to pull doors from a 2001 XJ in Bakersfield, CA. I am in the rust belt in Pittsburgh PA and I am looking to replace doors on my XJ. I can't get to Bakersfield to do it myself. Please let me know if you have any tips. Obviously, I will also have to ship them - which...
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    What I learned about P0455 Code - Large Evap Leak

    Buy a factory gas cap. Really. Just do it. If you don't want to spend the $18, you are probably wasting time or money. I bought a little smoke machine and in the end only needed a gas cap...
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    What I learned about no heat

    First, make a distinction between no heat- as in zero ...nada and weak heat. If you have some or weak heat...this isn't your issue....but if you have zero heat...this might help....read on. The "crisis" situation is the heater core...calm down and check something else first. The next "crisis"...
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    What I learned about my radiator flush and clean

    This is a pretty messy job. It also takes a lot longer than you think if you are going to do it right. Don't let the online videos fool you....if it hasn't been done in a long time - or you don't know when it was last done you can plan several hours. This is mainly due to the cleaning cycles...
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    What I learned about steering box brace replacement

    It's common knowledge among XJ fans that the aluminum bracket that mounts between the inside of the steering box and the driver side frame must have been designed by the same people who make the plastic cutouts for model car parts. It is fragile and disintegrates. So, it needs to be replaced...
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    Anyone put bolt through frame for leaf spring install?

    All - I am planning my rear leaf spring replacement strategy. Obviously, the captured weld nuts in the front and rear are a major deterrent to the whole operation. For the installation part of this....what do people think of drilling a hole on the other side of the frame which is large enough...
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    Installing axle and new control arms

    Here's what I learned today installing the lower control arms and upper control arms and mounting the axle. It's way way way easier to install the arms on the frame side and then work the axle into place rather than installing on the axle first. I had tried to install on the axle and then mount...
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    Reinstalling Front End

    After much rust-induced frustration I have the entire front end off and will replace everything new. I am reusing my Dana 30 axle. I am also reusing my steering box. I have pressed the control arm bushings into the axle mounts...but that's about it. I will lift the jeep about 2.5 to 3...
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    What I learned about oil pan gasket

    Replaced oil pan gasket. YouTube videos are always helpful, but here's what I learned: 1. First, I had the axle off...so I didn't have to worry about wrestling my way around it. 2. The starter really needs to come off to do this the most easily. It's especially important when you reinstall...
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    Rear main seal - upper gasket - make it easier on yourself

    I tackled my rear main seal and oil pan gasket today. Good time to do it with the front end off. I struggled with the upper gasket. I tore two of them. My index finger is still sore from struggling with the first two. :nono: On the third one, I soaked it in oil and then I loosened the...
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