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  1. Refreshed the ground by the washer bottle and ran another ground from there to the motor. Added a ground stud to the relay bracket for the blower motor ground and ran a 4ga cable from there to the battery. Also installed the crankcase breather hose back on to the air box, and a new air filter. So nice having a non-warped air box!
  2. Seat looks great, just got mine redone as well. Really brings the interior back to life
  3. Used some scrap print vinyl with matte laminate. Much better.
  4. Alice In Chains on the cassette adapter. Anything from the 80’s/90’s sounds great this way
  5. As I mentioned before, my wife and I own a sign and vinyl shop. I will be making a new printed/laminated 3M decal for the coolant bottle cap to freshen that up a bit and add some flair.
  6. Excited to get the battery cables updated and get the steel battery tray in.
  7. I could be wrong, but pretty sure you can have a locksmith key your new cylinder to the original keys.
  8. Precautionary measures replacing the blower resistor. Will be doing the improvement to the blower ground ground at the same time I do my battery cables.
  9. Sweet doors! Smoker windows are awesome, shame they are so noisy and leak though.
  10. It’s exclusive to us AMC era folks! The one I got is spray bombed or something but it’s not cracked or anything. The last 10 slot I saw at the JY had a good crack, saved it for the next guy
  11. Had a change of heart and I will soon have an oem 10 slot grill. I like the 10 because it is 80s only, even though it’s not correct for an 89.
  12. My gauges fuse connector was partially broken, so I’d lose my gauges intermittently. Finally got around to removing it from the fuse block to replace, and realized it was bridged to another connector. Since it’s a pain in the butt with not much wire to work with, I just flipped it so the bad connector was in the ignition slot now. Easy fix without having to do any cutting.
  13. They are almost always broken. My paint guy isn’t worried about painting the chrome stuff I have. After some digging it sounds like the headlight bezels have different mounting points. Black 90s stuff is easy to find
  14. That would be cool! I have two XJs with the full chrome in good condition. I’m in East OR. Black Renix grill parts are hard for me to find. Id imagine the newer parts from 91-96 use the same mounting holes, just not metal trim. The simpler grill setup would be nice since I’m used to the 3 piece 97-01 header panel already.
  15. Any of you guys know if I can use 91-96 grill and headlight bezels on my Renix header panel? I want to have the grill color matched black and don’t trust using chrome parts to do so. Finding good Renix era black plastics is a challenge.
  16. Thank you! The lines are similar to the door panels, very happy with the look and no longer smelling the old vinyl
  17. Cruising the 1990 XJ a bit today. My wife came up with the term Renix Rx, the Renix doctor
  18. Adjusted the seat back to its usual location. Close up shot of the fabric
  19. Bench seat reupholster complete! Need to get some new hardware to bolt it down.
  20. Yes I thought it was cheesy not having a cap. I made the mistake of buying crown fender flares one time, never again. Not sure how they stay in business.
  21. Here’s my take on the fuel pump ground upgrade/refresh. For better or for worse, I thought this was a solid way to do it.
  22. Looking a little rough right now, some fresh paint will be night and day difference! The Borla exhaust tip for the mighty 2.5 Also am rocking some KYB shocks that were recommended by Kolak. Great ride with these.
  23. Soon to go in the engine bay. I’ll use my Renix top half with the bottom half of the later air box. No more warp! We’ll see how the quality it on this replacement coolant bottle, mines still working but has busted tabs
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