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your TJ is a year newer then mine so you should have the electric actuator, is it broken on the actuator? or on the cable connector?

if you remove the actuator, you can manually adjust the door, so you can at least have heat.

I verified that the electric actuator is working. the blend door was so stiff, it would not move. I have broken it loose with a crescent wrench. so I need to find the best way to lubricate it as it is difficult to do from underneath.

so to explain, I replaced the radiator, the tore my meniscus in my left knee (My TJ is a stick) so the jeep has been sitting for about 6 months. My roommate messed up his Hummer(H3) so asked if I could tow it home. and when driving it I found I was unable to turn on the heat.

long story short, jumping into my jeep found the heat wasn't working Since I had just replaced my radiator, went through all of the troubleshooting. what I found is the actuator is unable to drive the blend door. I was able to use a crescent wrench to move it, and verified that is the issue...

Here are some examples, I don't remember needing an adapter Center dash console cover center dash bezel

you will need to swap out the center console cover. you will also need the center dash bezel, where the switches are as the 97-02 had a built in ashtray, and the older TJs don't. the switches will fit either...

I believe this is officially a clown car

you might check this one: it is the one selected by the forum earlier in the write up. it is half the price you are looking at and one of the reviews stated they had a '98 that fit https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0049EH4AC/?tag=wranglerorg-20

given a choice between trusting the dealer and trusting Amazon, I would go with the dealer every time. but check the reviews, most of the time they will tell you what they put in. Oh, and call another dealer! see what they offer.

you are doing fine! I did mine in sections and took quite a bit longer than that

AC systems are strange on the TJs, they are different just about every single year. While they have a bit in common, you may need to transfer all the parts that are paired to that year. I have a 99 and a 2002, the ACs look to be completely different.

Proper number of jeeps to have? one more...

The previous owner put air shocks on it, I assume to put off buying the springs, but they are in very good shape. the previous shocks were so bad if I stood in the back of the trailer, the springs were almost flat. But on the bright side, they will make some very good knife blades!

Yup, that's how I ended up with one ... sort of. I bought one for my 16YO's birthday, and had so much fun working on it and driving it around that I bought one of my own!

After putting an actual load in my M100, I found that the springs were so bad the were unusable. I was able to find some springs at the Quad " Crown A612 Front Leaf Spring Assembly ." they actually fit perfectly, though they were a bit thicker. And because they were thicker I had to get some...

also, try swapping the rear wheels and see if the sound follows..

curious to see how much weight they can carry

just a heads up, but Japan and S Korea are pulling all manufacturing completely out of China