fiatslug87

A little too busy?

Fan/ motor assembly is the same, shroud is different:

Hey 'Cuda, please post the link. Thanks

Ooh, shiny! Looks good. Is there much of a gap between the bedside and cap?

Looks great Make sure to add it to the registry.

Yeah, It's nice having three MJs, at least one is in good operating condition at any one time so that cross-over tests can be performed.

In my case when I replaced the sensor with a known "good" one from another MJ everything was back to normal. Also when I checked resistance of the bad ones between A&B I got 4.4 ohms, it should be 5-7.

Do you remember if the NTK sensor had a metal or ceramic body and three or four wires coming out of the body?

I think the new NTK O2 sensors are junk. The old ones had a ceramic body with three wires coming out into the three pin connector, the two new ones I purchased both have metal bodies and four wires coming out of the body into the three pin connector. I have the RenixEngineMonitor from Nickintime and both of the new ones pretty much stay at ~2volts when the truck is warmed up and the REM indicates a lean condition and open loop. I pulled an old one out of my other MJ that fluctuates between 0.2-4.8 volts and lean/rich in closed loop as it should, put it into the MJ that had the new sensor and now everything operates normally. I don't know when they changed, all the pictures I see still show a ceramic body. Anyone else have an issue with them? EDIT: This is in my '90 4.0L, "good" O2 sensor was from my '88 4.0L

Is your grill upside down on purpose?

If it's not correct you can return it postage pre-paid by rockauto.

Rockauto? https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/jeep,1987,comanche,2.5l+150cid+l4,1181472,interior,speedometer+cable,1440

From the 87-90 parts manual: If you can't read it let me know, I'll try something else.

Got this idea from Pete a few years back.

The Cherokee he pulled the cable must have had cruise. All you need is the one piece speedo cable.

Factory wiring has full power going through the headlight switch which can overheat and melt/start a fire. The wiring harness Pete mentioned has power running through relays that are activated by the headlight switch instead of power coming through the switch.

Pictures would be great, if only for historical documentation.

Well Krusty, this thread got me motivated to get off my a$$ and get my bar coated. Just picked it up, I chose satin black. Thanks for giving me a kick in the pants!

Does anyone know what material the base gaskets (items D below) were made of?

Hell yea diecast counts! Here are 673 1970 to 1974 'Cudas from 1:10 to 1:140 scale, all different.

This is my favorite, hardback, printed in 1972, still looks brand new!

Hey Red, what's the part number on those front splash guards? Thanks

Yup, I like having something tangible to flip through.

Off topic, do you have a '70 'Cuda? if so, pictures please!

That's the fuse box one Pete.