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Look for a place that makes hydrolic hoses should be able to find one in or near your area.

Macs version (it is nice), http://macsradiatorshop.com/miscellaneous/replacment-jeep-radiator-fill-tanks.html

Macs radiator.com I think however for what it cost i would take the bottle out along with the nest of hoses and use a inline fill neck which converts it to open system with 2 straight heater hoses. Theres some write ups on here some where or if your interested I could take some pics of mine.

You forgot lawyers. Yes I did thanks for the reminder. :doh:

Glad your ok and best of luck. Remember insurance companys and politicians are the two biggest criminals there are and are no ones friend.

Carried a ruger 380 with keys and wallet for the past two years just decided the 380 was not quite as large as it should be. Decided I wanted a small 9mm and fell in love with the tiny sig 938 and had to have it. Most I ever spent on a gun however I was just tired of plastic guns and i feel its well spent. Only had this for 3 days.

My uncle needed to mount about 4 mailbox`s for him and his neighbors he took a old scout axle stuck one end in the ground put a tire and wheel on the other. Mounted a round piece of plywood on it and attached the 4 boxs this was 25 years ago maybe more. Its still in use today turns like the day he built it. If anyone wants I can get a picture of it its kinda cool.

Awesome truck and build skills!

First question, I have heard that the Grand Cherokee 4.0`s had different blocks (mounting lugs for the accessories) than a XJ 4.0 block. Any one know what year blocks will interchange with what? I know the heads are different and can be interchanged with a adapter plate. Second question, I have a 96 XJ block I want to rebuild and put in my 2000 XJ the head is already on the 2000 from the 96. They look the same to me however I have a guy telling me no way.

Looks good maybe someone on here that hoards tail lights could help him out.

Just looked up tow bars on ebay and they do look like mounts there not crazy heavy but still pretty well make.

Ok I am cleaning out the garage these were in a truck I bought years ago what is it and does anybody need it??

All the time here also.

Yes use bolts nuts washers beside you will not find rear flare retainers not made anymore. If you really want to use the retainers grind the welds off get the broken bolts out and tack weld new in them.

Good luck on your hunt there quite hard to find.

Stumbled across this when buying parts from advance code is ( TRT30 ) and it does work I used it 3 times in the last few days. I ordered online and picked up in store.

No just regular priority mail in any box you can find or just wrap cardborad around them and make a box and tape it up good. I bet regional would be very pricey as far as it has to go.

Jim, I checked from your zip code to mine 1 pound priority mail (non flat rate) was $6.20 for a 12x12x4" package. How about I paypal $15.00 if its more I will be sure to pay you this way you don't have to make two trips to the post office. And many thanks!

I've got some. Would be Wed tho before I could get them in the mail. What would you take for them priority mail shipping to 16680.

Thanks for the link Hornbrod that`s not to often something from mopar is that cheap. I have been on Cherokee forum looks like allot on there do not use them?

Jim, do you happen to have a rust free set that you could get mailed quickly?

Mine are rusted away my question is do I need to put them back on?? I am worried about weather it will affect the unit bearing spacing.

Good high power flash light and lots ammo.

I have not bought a joint in years and was looking for opinions on what is the best anymore. These are going in the front axle of a 96 Cherokee.

Most aluminum engines in not all have iron or steel sleeves for the pistons also with other iron parts that are cast in and next to impossible to remove. Around here you would get 8-10 cents a pound for it. I would put it on ebay with local pick up only I bet some one would really like to have it