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Monte721

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  1. great, thanks!
  2. unfortunately mine is a rusty aftermarket one, the only rust on the entire thing in fact!
  3. Hi I am looking for a rear bumper with minimal rust/damage. Located in Denver, CO. Open to pick up or ship. Please let me know if you know of one available, thanks!
  4. Thanks for that, I believe thats close enough to mine that its probably the same and roughly the same capacity. I'm thinking what happened was a previous owner stuck an xj sending unit in it so the gage is a little off and shows empty with several gallons left in the tank if that makes sense. I ended up ordering both sending units and will try the mj one out first and if it doesnt work will stick the xj one back in it and call it good. Thanks for all the responses.
  5. Thanks! At first I thought it looks like the same tank, but I'm pretty sure mines not 18 gallons (Its possible the float arm was short and there was always more fuel in there than I thought). The MTS agent thought mine is a smaller aftermarket tank one with a XJ sending unit. I hate to ask a favor but do you have rough outer dimensions of your 18 gallon? My tank is 30"x17" at the squared lip x roughly 12" tall with the FSU hole pretty much in the middle (aftermarket xj and mj tanks look offcentered)
  6. OK, its certainly side mounted towards the top. Theres no indication of any major modifications to the tank. If it was an xj tank and I got a replacement mj sending unit thats supposed to be in there, that would not work? From reading other posts and because It looks like a slightly different shape, it sounds like it could be modified but instead of getting to that, I'm wondering if theres any exterior indicators of what the tank is, I can't seem to find any.
  7. Thanks, will keep that in mind. But after closer look, I may have a Cherokee sending unit that I pulled out of it, it has the straight fuel line inputs on the outside and looks to be shaped a little differently. I'm wondering if the entire tank and unit was replaced at somepoint. Are there any indicators on the outside of the tank if its for a comanche or cherokee so I know which sending unit to replace with?
  8. Wow thanks for sharing! looks like around $100 shipped so not too bad. http://www.mtscompany.com/sendingunits.htm
  9. Reposting from a similar thread but I replaced my fuel pump, and apparently the entire sending units are no longer available? My issue now after it was reinstalled is its leaking fuel from the center yellow electrical inlet which seems a little loose, without taking it back off yet and playing around with it, does anyone know if this an easy repair or require me to look for used one somewhere?
  10. Hello, I replaced my fuel pump, the entire sending units are no longer available apparently? My issue now after it was reinstalled is its leaking fuel from the center yellow electrical inlet which seems a little loose, without taking it back off yet and playing around with it, does anyone know if this an easy repair or require me to look for used one somewhere?
  11. Pretty sure this link connects to a ballpoint on outside of the rear end and busted off on a trail. The other end seems to swivel side to side and is vaccuum? What is this for? It does not seem to operate any differently now that its hanging down. Thanks!
  12. Appreciate that, is there a breakdown of what the codes are for? thanks
  13. Thanks, just did finally!
  14. '88 base model, short box 4.0 5-speed AX-15, 4x4, 125k Still on the road in So. Cal Mostly original, except cooling system, has a weird primer looks like it was sprayed over original paint but almost no body defects. Also came with a set of newer offset wheels (not in picture) thanks
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