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Which engines will work on an 04?

But oh so true😆

I’ve ordered from deadjeeps. They’ve got a website you can order from too. I’ve had good luck with them

Sold a car to a friend of mine. He had half the money so I sold it to him knowing I’d probably never see the other half. I was right, but going in knowing I’d never see the other half didn’t bother me. I had a good job making great money and he was struggling to get by. It was an old beater...

Follow the hiss. Sounds like a vacuum leak

And as @John Cooper is the first to respond 😂

Hold the back nut is a good idea. Now I gotta go back to Lowe’s and rethink the purchase! Hmmmmmm? I love tools

Saw something similar at Lowe’s. It wasn’t $150, more like $15. It was a Crescent BRAND adjustable wrench that reverses to be square or jawed. I agree with @flyinfish on not enough room to make it useful.

And would she be wrong? This is your wife making this claim.

Thanks!!

36mm nut?

Over!!

Wow. Figured it’d go for some really unreasonable high price. There’s some not so great Jeeps around here on Craigslist going for close to that price.

Yeah it’s not bad enough that I read about Jeep parts I’ve gotta have on here. Now there’s a meter I’ve got to add to my collection. 😤

Holy cow wouldn’t have believed it if I didn’t see it. When did they come up with that trick? Been outta the business for too long!

I’m hoping there are aftermarket systems available like there is for small block Chevy engines. @macleanflood posted a company called Haltech computers that does make systems for some of the rice burners but not for our Jeeps. Matt’s off-road recovery on YouTube has modified his Cherokee and the...

Clamp only works on a single ac line. Not dc. You’ll have to go in series on amp scale to read dc current.

Dielectric grease is an insulator which stops the flow of electrons. Read the part on which chemicals will remove the grease. You need to get all of it from the metal contacts. https://www.electrical4u.com/dielectric-grease/

Definitely. You can put it on the outside on the seals but never on the metal contacts. It does not conduct electricity.