Pete M

have you inspected your headlight switch plug? how bright are your lights?

is the spacer needed for clearance or something?

anything that runs the big current can melt or go bad. this includes the headlight switch which is why the relay kits are popular.

our search function shows like 20 total.

regearing is the best

front yes, rear no. the MJ has a foot more wheelbase and thus a foot more driveshaft than a comparably equipped XJ.

nope, not new. just kinda rare. (actually thought to search this time, just not before posting. lol) no idea if that's actually for our trucks or not.

DELETE TAPE STRIPE COLOR SEPARATION?? @eaglescout526 is this new?

always are. chrysler reused some of the codes over the years and so that data is lost to us unless we piece it back together. also the list is usually missing a bunch of codes too, especially the early years. I've gone through and edited out the common mistakes for you.

surprise! the bumper on the uber-boxy Jeep isn't actually a straight line.

the link in my signature might still have some active links to PDFs of the factory shop manuals.

yup, track it back to the switch itself.

a self-ranging multimeter is like having super powers. same with a non-contact voltage tester, but that's more about houses and not getting shocked.

weird. what phone are you using?

nice! don't we have a "tools you made" thread in tech somewhere?

as easy as it can get.

follow Cruiser54's renix tips and add an additional ground right by the blower. this should be done by everyone even if they aren't currently having troubles. should be one of the first links in the link in my signature.

"harder to find" does not equal "impossible to find". plenty of guys out there parting out the old Jeeps if you ever need one.

what procedure are you using to check the ground strength?

pics? mileage? drivetrain?

are you swapping over the HO electronics too?

there we go. I didn't realize they had so many different but similar engine designations.

I thought there was one in Epic tech, can't seem to find it though.

if it's bouncy, then it might not be latching on that side.