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Look, Mate -- I'm trying to help you. If you don't want help, I'll move on to someone who appreciates my efforts.


I’ve appreciated all your input until it seemed to start to question my mechanical aptitude. I know you’re knowledgeable and your advice has helped me solve issues previously.
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is your charcoal filter hooked up and the associated lines in good shape?


I’ll check, I know it’s there, haven’t inspected the lines closely. Anyone have a diagram of those particular ones? What effect would it not being hooked up have?
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fumes from the gas tank are captured by the carbon inside the canister.  then when you start the truck, the fumes get sucked into the engine to burn.  It's an emissions thing, but  removing it can lead to a gasoline smell in the engine bay.  

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fumes from the gas tank are captured by the carbon inside the canister.  then when you start the truck, the fumes get sucked into the engine to burn.  It's an emissions thing, but  removing it can lead to a gasoline smell in the engine bay.  

Cool thanks, I’ll make sure it’s hooked up properly
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8 hours ago, Pete M said:

 It's an emissions thing, but  removing it can lead to a gasoline smell in the engine bay.

 

not to mention a drop in MPGs, all that vapour, give it enough time in the summer and your wallet will suffer....

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Looking for pic of stock manifold. I’m starting to think my whole exhaust manifold was replaced at some point which would explain the mismatched egr and o2 sensor...here’s what I have:

 

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That looks like a factory exhaust manifold or one of the O/E style replacements.  Likely those holes line up, but there is a broken off stud in them.  A large exhaust leak can screw up the O2 sensor readings and cause poor mileage and performance.

 

It also looks like the CPS wiring is burning itself to death right now.  Whatever is draped across the exhaust, move it and secure it.

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That looks like a factory exhaust manifold or one of the O/E style replacements.  Likely those holes line up, but there is a broken off stud in them.  A large exhaust leak can screw up the O2 sensor readings and cause poor mileage and performance.
 
It also looks like the CPS wiring is burning itself to death right now.  Whatever is draped across the exhaust, move it and secure it.

Thanks for the info! I’ll take a look at my cps. The holes just don’t line up..I felt around inside with a hex key and could push it all the way in, those two holes are just ~1/8” askew in equal and opposite directions which made me think it had been changed.


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2 hours ago, Kyleinreallife said:


Thanks for the info! I’ll take a look at my cps. The holes just don’t line up..I felt around inside with a hex key and could push it all the way in, those two holes are just ~1/8” askew in equal and opposite directions which made me think it had been changed.


87 XJ Wagoneer Ltd I-6 NP242 AW4 HPD30/D44

 

I think if you pulled the manifold then screw the correct stud into the bottom end holes the manifold will then slip on centered and bolt up fine.

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1 hour ago, HOrnbrod said:

 

I think if you pulled the manifold then screw the correct stud into each hole the manifold will then slip on centered and bolt up fine.

 

Yeah, it might be warped but there's a good chance it was just installed poorly...  If it won't line up, at that point a guy might as well oval the holes so at least you can get a bolt in them, or buy a new manifold.  Most of them are cracked anyways...

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The exhaust pipe hangs down and stresses it out. I had to rat tail file mine to fit over studs. The water pump swap is probably when the stud was left out.


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The exhaust pipe hangs down and stresses it out. I had to rat tail file mine to fit over studs. The water pump swap is probably when the stud was left out.


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I didn’t have to pull the manifold to change the water pump...


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It seems more than 1/2 the Jeeps I’ve worked on were already missing those front and rear manifold alignment studs.


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