Options, change gear lube and see if it stops, deal with the howling, replace both diffs with a diffrent gear ratio from a pick and pull yard, or re-gear front and rear
Options, change gear lube and see if it stops, deal with the howling, replace both diffs with a diffrent gear ratio from a pick and pull yard, or re-gear front and rear:ranton:
who wants to buy my POS jeep.
rear end is howling. i need to get rid of this bs
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Might want to atleast invest in a cowl snorkel. Getting all your sensors wet can cause the rough idle. The tps is most known for being tempremental. Change your oil ASAP!Spokes said:yesterday hit up some local trails. was just playing around and WHOOSH water over the hoodmade it through the hole and head out to the road. get to the road to check the air filter and shut it off. checked the filter and it was covered in mud from a couple days before in another hole... time to invest in a snorkel i think. idk yet.
so while checking the filter i shut the jeep off. than go to restart it and it ran like ****. mis firing and popping and carring on. figured something got wet to biggie. it stalls. go to crank it over again and BAM the starter died... pouring rain i pop the hood have my GF crank it while i tap on it. NOTHING. just lots of sparks so i call a buddy and he takes me to parts store and $150 later im back on the wet ground in the pouring rain changing my starter. thankfully i had my gym clothes so i didnt have to get my good clothes all wet.
anyone have any ideas as to what could get wet and make the jeep run like ****? rough idle, misfiring, popping, etc. its got new CPS, coil pack, plugs have maybe 10k on them. it runs fine once it dries out. ive had this problem before while washing under the hood every now and than? any ideas as to what is gettin wet and not working right? my black XJ never had this problem?
... and yes after i got the starter in the first thing i did was get a new air filter. thank fully the inside of intake hose and intake was spotless :2thumbsup:
My 98 is the same color LOL I figured ill be scraping it up on trees and bashing it on rocks so color isn't really that important.cjcocn said:LOL ... yes it is.
I will likely leave it that color, but I will be painting the rockers (starting to get surface rust, but still solid) and the bottom portion of the door/body. That will actually be bed liner and the black should go well with purple.![]()
Normally when you purchase someone else's lifted Jeep, you get the problems for free.JeepN4KC said:Bought it, drove it home, and cleaned it up!
Only owned it half a day and already has issues - :thumbsup:
Damn this Jeep addiction!
Bad cluster?Back_In_Black said:changed the cps, still no gauges.
Yeah I got a set of 37x12.5x17 Mtr kevlars from work and sold em.for 400. I hated being a mechanicMotorcharge said:I really need to start taking tires home from work again. We're allowed to take tires off customers cars or trade ins that are getting new tires as long as the customer didn't want them.
Just sold a set of 31's off a truck (18" wheels or I'd have kept them) for $250 and my extra transfer case for $100. Stoked but kinda bummed that I just made more in 10 minutes than I make in a week burning to death at work lol
Spray foam also locks in moisture and causes rust and rot pretty quicklyNo4x4Yet said:Why not use some spray foam insulation? That would seal it pretty well Id think. Thats my plan for mine when I get around to it.
Measured from center of wheel to fender flare in the front I got 25 and the rear 26. Factory spec is 17in front and 17.5 rear.Back_In_Black said:I doubt thats 8''
Damn I missed that one! LOLJeepN4KC said:That's what she said.................haha![]()
I bought the springs used...they have been sitting for a year if that matters any and I opened the leaf packs up to get the old pins out and new pins and shims in.chris87xj said:I believe and it'll settle some with break-in.
On my phone, nothing I can do to fix em when I post from mobileNo4x4Yet said:You gotta learn to post pics man!
They show up fine on my phone and facing the right direction, its the jeepforum apparently the fliped themNo4x4Yet said:Pretty your able to edit pics on your phone, or take better ones?
Rip it off wheeling?Gheap said:This is what I'm doin today lol! TC drop gone bad! On my 98 xj. Arghh!!!
What's wrong with felproBack_In_Black said:got the bill from the machine shop.
$320 bucks for a valve job, pressure test etc...
that also includes a complete head gasket set to rebuild the top end. I told them I didn't want anything felpro, so Its a victory gasket set.
thoughts?
you can always compress the spring.....I normally remove the shocks, and sway bar and leave the lca's, just jack the opposite side of the axle up to get it to drop far enough. You may have to undo the lca's to get the spacer and spring in tho.I think i got to step 8 of my lift kit install. lol
The axle wont drop all the way for me to remove the spring coil and add in the 3 inch spacer for that matter!
Trying to get my hands on an air gun wrench so i can remove the LCA's and hopefully drop the axle farther