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Glad you're OK, but how's Daisy? :D

The fuel line quick connects: 5/16 line http://www.jeep4x4center.com/fuel-oil-cooler-line-repair-kit-83502745.html 3/8 line http://www.jeep4x4center.com/fuel-oil-cooler-line-repair-kit-83504447.html

I've never heard of borg warner are they a good brand? Indy 500 trophy... I've had good luck with them.

Any of you own a dark blue SporTruck with gold stripes and a shell? Saw one on South 405 near Exit 9 (lake Washington?) today at 3:20pm, passed you by in the carpool lane on my way to the airport. Funny, I saw a cream colored one on my way to the airport in Walnut Creek, CA Monday morning at 5:00am. Two MJs, two states, one week. Bored at the airport. :ack:

I just purchased a rebuilt AX-15 and Pennzoil Synchromesh was recommended.

For all your '88 electrical questions http://comancheclub.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=12734&hilit=Electrical

Hi Joe, that's the only part I didn't see in your garage last weekend!! ;)

Some of us like our vehicles complete and intact. :yes:

I have a set of MJ bench seat brackets, pm me if interested. BTW how far are you from Woodinville? I'll be up there next week and the following week. Image Not Found

I'll be removing my BA 10/5 in a few weeks, you can have whatever you need. I'll let you know.

If $500 MJ can't hook you up let me know, I have some.

For the 4.0? Good question, I always assumed they were the same but the '90 parts catalog has different PNs for auto and manual TBs (same between years). :hmm:

Did '92 Eliminators have the 10 hole wheels without the rivets around the perimeter? Learn something new every day.

http://comancheclub.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=12734&hilit=Electrical+manual page 56 of the manual

Dash surround, door panels and seat covers from a '96 Country Edition XJ. Nothing says luxury like plastic wood trim :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:

isn't it on page 63 and 92?

http://comancheclub.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=12734&hilit=Electrical

No wonder yours is leaking, as ParadiseMJ said that plastic clip goes on the line then the o-ring then a plastic spacer then another o-ring then this assembly snaps into the fuel pressure regulator. Look at the picture in the link I posted, o-rings and spacer are black it that item.

The fuel line quick connects: 5/16 line http://www.jeep4x4center.com/fuel-oil-cooler-line-repair-kit-83502745.html 3/8 line http://www.jeep4x4center.com/fuel-oil-cooler-line-repair-kit-83504447.html Put some engine oil on the o-rings before you snap the fitting into the rail.

Thanks Don. One of these days I'll play around with one of my semi-operational spares.

I know there are some hard core BBQ enthusiasts on here so here's an interesting article about the "stall" phase and its cause. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/craig-goldwyn/physicist-cracks-bbq-mystery_b_987719.html

Anyone? I'm sure someone knows.

Can't really say, they're in a new engine.

I just went out and checked, same PN as yours.

What are these two holes for? It looks like there's a potentiometer adjustment post in each one. This is the stock AM/FM cassette player from a '96 XJ. Thanks.