1987 MJ Clutch Problem.

[jimmy21669]

OK, so admittedly I have been an XJ guy for a long time. Just got into the MJ game, and have never owned a Renix vehicle before.

 

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2.5 AX4 2WD Short-bed.

 

My clutch went to the floor today. Could not shift at all. Fluid level seemed fine. What should I check for?

[JeepcoMJ]

Look up above the pedals to see if the master cylinder is leaking, and look under the truck at the bellhousing to see if it has an internal or external slave. If it's internal, your slave likely failed

[Eagle]

Mechanically, the MJ is the same as the XJ. And the clutch doesn't care if the ignition/injection system is Renix or Mopar.

 

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[jimmy21669]

Mechanically, the MJ is the same as the XJ. And the clutch doesn't care if the ignition/injection system is Renix or Mopar.

 

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=25695

 

 

Very different then my other jeeps.I have only owned 91 and later...and some of the components are a bit different. I will try your suggestions...as soon as it stops raining.

[Eagle]

Mechanically, the MJ is the same as the XJ. And the clutch doesn't care if the ignition/injection system is Renix or Mopar.

 

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=25695

 

 

Very different then my other jeeps.I have only owned 91 and later...and some of the components are a bit different. I will try your suggestions...as soon as it stops raining.

In both the XJ and the MJ, they went from an external slave cylinder to an internal slave/release bearing in 1987, then they went back to the external slave in (I think) 1994. So there were some differences, but not between XJ and MJ within a particular year. And none of the clutch differences have anything to do with whether or not the injection system is Renix or Mopar.

[jimmy21669]

It was the Clutch Master....replaced and done...