Pete M

titles can be acquired in most states.

everything is on yourtube I'm working on my brain surgery skills.

the link in my signature has some swapping threads that will have that info I think that one of them is 3/4".

the input shaft diameter is different in early AX-15s and will need a different pilot bearing/bushing than later ones. outputs are all 23 spline.

I kinda hurried the ones before it to get to it on that same vein:

woo-hoo!!! driving yourself to All Breeds then?

how about wheels? they are round and cool looking.

round seems to work.

not sure if my wall will fit in a tiny circle

done

maybe a year ago we finally ditched the inkjet for a laserjet. yay! no more fighting to refill the silly cartridges that refuse to work for no reason and the color cartridges won't dry up from lack of use! yeah well, different devil, same hell. turns out the Lexmark 3224 cartridges (which have a simple plastic plug on the bottom and are very easy to refill) have some sort of baloney computer chip in the side that counts down the pages and stops functioning once that limit is reached. no one yet makes a cheap replacement chip (this crap is not unique to our specific printer). I can't find instructions for a manual override for our particular printer. and I'm about ready to take it out into the street and light it on fire as a forth of july show. anyone has experience in this field of insanity?

why would an alignment be that much? yes, you'll need a better educated shop than your run-of-the-mill idiots at the oil change place, but it's still less than an hour of work. did you get a quote that high?

please do!

it's been a few years since I took one apart that had the braces. but where there's a will, there's a way

has the truck been aligned since all the work was done? does it have an adjustable track bar?

any 94+ Jeep with the 2.5L (which sounds like a lot but it really only applies to the cherokee and wrangler). probably also the mid/late 90s Dakota with the 2.5 but that's just an assumption.

absolutely!

if you didn't know yet, the 2.5 block was more or less unchanged throughout its run so any year will work car-part.com might be able to find you something nearby. you'll want to look for various years of XJ.

good one!