howeitsdone

Anyone ever find any of these unicorn plug manufactures? The square one was used in late 80 early 90 GM vehicles. From brake lights, to power mirrors, and even XJ tail harness. Seen the male side potentially look like this now, but the markings don't tell anything except A3 is male and A6 is female. I found what looks like the female connector https://nexelec.com/CHRY-4209711/ Of course there are zero in stock but that's a Mopar part number I believe. Doesn't help with modern part numbers or manufactures, but it's a start.. On those 91/92 tail connectors, a few years ago I tried calling and emailing any manufacture I could find that makes ZJ fuel pumps and wiper motors since it's the same plug but I got nowhere. Even spoke to someone at BorgWarner and Delphi (same but separate) and they just shut me down.

I got about $20 from one of these a few months ago for TurboTax. Looking forward to my pennies here too...

It get's it piping hot in that small space. Definitely need a CO monitor, but helps in those high desert winters when the 0 degree and liner aren't cutting it.

Camping in the Badlands right now and some big horns came to visit

Thanks! I lived in it for about 6-months so it evolved a slight amount. I could never get the topper carpet right but oh well. Love the bike in the back though!

Dunno the height of the 20t but I have the 12t and it's too short for a rear axle. Grab their bearing separator kit while you're there though.

I went there in person when I lived in Utah. The JY next door had some stuff I needed so I stopped in. @jeepmjga got his from there, I think. Maybe he has a different email.

Zero chance I get 'approved' but might stop by. The irony will be pouring with all of the mall crawlers literally at the mall... lol

+1 for Alcan Springs You can also find a local shop to make them for you if you provide the specs.

Jeep Forum is pretty active. I'm over there for my WK2 and it's been great! This is the general area https://www.jeepforum.com/forums/jeep-liberty-forums.291/ And this is specific to the early models https://www.jeepforum.com/forums/kj-liberty-forum.28/

When I have the time for another hobby, I'll print this one and make an RC. Grille is a bit off so I'll modify but it's free. The one posted by Ωhm is $6.

Don't believe he makes the latch. Don't see it anywhere, but does sell a few other odds and ends.

I'd say you're pretty dang prepared already lol. Tire plugs as mentioned but otherwise you have an AutoZone in your car as-is.

There are two sizes of the AX-15 input shafts. Since you have an '89 did it come factory with it or was it a swap?

Need to replace your synchros. A good chance they look like this. Means that when power is applied it can't stay in gear.

Just helping

She's up and running as of today. Lots of things still to do but she drives down the road. Just bought a camper on Tuesday and thinking this could be a perfect tow vehicle if I re-geared it and replaced all of the suspension Trailer only weighs 3,400lbs so I think she'll take it. Just a lot more work still... May sell the 2wd WK2.

What's a sway bar?...

It's for the wiper motors. That female connector is one of the elusive 91/92 tail harness connectors.

Fuel and air should only be in the same room during combustion... or the fuel tank, I suppose. It's $40 on Amazon

I think he’s referring to a pre-heat tube

Welcome to an internet forum

Fronts for a good price @ $125. No hardware

You can get a pack of test leads with alligator clips for practically pennies from Harbor Freight or Northern Tool. Wago 221 connectors are also great to have around for purposes like this. Heck, a wing-nut connector just for testing if you've got any laying around. Soldering seems like a bit of work just to test. But to each their own.