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HOrnbrod

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  1. Have had several of them over the years, and my favorite was the 1100 Sport. Great car on the ice with studded front tires. You gotta love the horrible Lucas electricals. You either get smart on fixing circuits, or you don't drive them for long. :yes:
  2. Welcome aboard. :thumbsup: Regarding your cable sets, you might want to post details in the Classified / Vendors fourm. Pics and prices would be good too if possible.
  3. The P/C switch applies a ground signal to TCU pin C11 in the POWER position. I haven't traced it out any further since I hard-wired that switch permanently to the POWER position a long time ago.
  4. Still lighting up my reverse world. :thumbsup:
  5. Just checking quickly, I found three new on Ebay. $107.44 was the cheapest, NOS in black. The others were higher. Call your locksmith. P/n's if you want to search: 83505068, Black; 83510179, Bright
  6. When's the last time the fluid was changed? Have you tried adjusting the throttle valve cable? K.I.S.S.
  7. The ignition switches are different for the tilt and non-tilt columns. What column did you have and what's the p/n of the switch you used?
  8. Try pulling the TPS and IAC sensors off the throttle body and give them along with the throttle body intake tube.a thorough bath and cleaning with throttle body cleaner. Pay particular attention to the TPS pintle valve. http://www.frontrange4x4.com/forums/showthread.php?18931-XJ-Cherokee-IAC-TPS-and-Throttle-Body-Cleaning
  9. Another good NSS info site HERE.
  10. Gotta be a wheel backspace/offset problem. What wheels are you using?
  11. Does this person have a web site? Location? Member of another forum? Does he use lemon batteries? :yes:
  12. Normal codes, whatever the problem is didn't show up. Fuel pressure next................
  13. Most all of the HO sensors use a 5VDC reference voltage. This voltage is generated by the ECU and the tolerance is tight. One thing you should try is disconnect the 60-pin connector from the ecu and check for recessed pins, then clean both sides up carefully with a good electrical contact cleaner. Do not use dielectric grease when reconnecting. This usually brings the sensor 5V reference voltage back up to specs by cleaning up any corrosion (resistance) from the pins.
  14. did you check for fault codes yet?
  15. Anyone know why AMC switched to the D44 in 1987 for the optional HD axle instead of carrying on with the AMC-20 they used in 86? It was/is a damn good axle and AMC wasn't dying yet. :hmm: My guess would be manufacturing costs but I have no idea....
  16. Maybe the Chrysler engineers finally realized they could achieve the most suspension travel and flex possible w/o binding at a ~10*-15* angle above horizontal and modified the links accordingly. My guess.....
  17. Bags and slammed. What a contrast that would be with your MJ. The best of both worlds. :yes:
  18. :thumbsup: Looks like a good size garage. Wish mine were that spacious. Is that a 60's Lincoln lurking in the background? I love those things.
  19. When is that Avenger and intercooler going on mate? Got the garage yet?
  20. It's not a Renix - that's a big plus - you can still get parts for it. W/o comprehensive pics we're just guessing. Invest in a Carfax report. It's worth the $$ for peace of mind.
  21. Looks like your happy out there Ben. That's a good thing. :cheers: Miss MN at all?
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