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What's a "blunt sucker"? Haven't heard that catchy expression before, but I like the sound of it.

93 seats and below are bolt-in using MJ bucket seat brackets.

The XJ/MJ console brackets are metal. Here's some on Ebay.

Yes to all the above. Still using the same setup - working great.

^^^ Your OxGard link is dead.

Of course it is, and a viable option for the OP should choose to take it. No further explanation for this course of action is needed to anyone except the OP if he needs more details.

Definitely an OBD1 connector.

Better term: pedal pusher

What year 2-DR Cherokee seats are they? If they are 93 or below, they will swap. And to be sure, are they going into "my 87 Cherokee" as it says in your first post? Or an MJ?

http://www.wipp.energy.gov/videos/WIPP_101.mp4

What engine? What year?

Yeah, but the one piece windows......... Picky-picky.

Whole lot cheaper to pick up a couple of new power regulators, some window switches with harness from an XJ, then and wire everything up using your original doors. Easy-peazy.

Glad y'all made it back safe and sound.

She sounds sweet, good for another 300K+.

I installed that same kit many years ago on my MJ. Looks like it hasn't changed at all. Did the instructions happen to mention what calipers can be used for replacements w/o buying direct from Teraflex? I know the commercial replacements for the pads and rotors, but not the calipers.

Undrstand, plastic isn't a very solid mounting place for lights..

Si. Krusty, you should install a pair.

Under the dash.

Stop in at reputable local glass shop and see what they can do. It's what they do, you'll get better answers there. They can cut a new piece for the back glass.

Never noticed the extra rectangular holes in the air dam before...

Not on mine. It drips on the rail.

There was an intermittent wiper option with delay. I originally had the two speed wipers and converted. It requires the installation of a new switch in the column (intermittent w. delay), and of course a new stalk. It's not too bad of an install, but you have to go deep into the column. I hate working in the steering column, but it was worth it. The wipers are plenty fast and you can adjust to all conditions from a drizzle to a heavy rain. Worthwhile mod.

Err, maybe because that's the only new replacement MJ back window he can find of any kind? OP, the MJ rear glass is flat - most any glass shop can cut one to fit. As far as the C.R. Laurence slider you linked to, had one put in many years ago - works great with no problems.

That sounds just like how my 91 A/C drains. I don't think they changed much over the years..