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just when i thought i was finished
nipper replied to Tibia's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
ALso if you do take the car off roiad, it helps to keep from starting fires. You can remove them, but the ones around the cat should be replaced. nipper -
on the new boards also alot of people have issues with non OE clutches. i did a little searching on the net, its not just subaru. Nowi recomend bite the bullit and get the OE clutch and do it once and be done with it. Its cheaper in the long run. nipper
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http://carnut.com/specs/gen/jeep50.html nipper
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heheh never say never..... nipper
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The purpose of the ECU maps is to keep the car at the ideal stochiometric ratio at all times and all conditions. Its no differnt for highway then sitting in your driveway. I would look at the output of the 02 sensors. One of those really should be throwing a code. It's odd that the second one isnt throwing a hissey fit, since that one measures cat efficency. nipper PS good news is that if it is a cat it may be under thw 100,000 mile warrenty for emissions.
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What are the torque numbers (and when does the peak torque happen). In a jeep torque can be more important then HP. nipper
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There is a very good reason what the rest of the world swears by range rover..... and thats it. It is unstopable and can be fixed with duct tape, or in some parts of the world rubber from a rubber tree. The new ones for the general public arent that flexable repair wise, but the striped models are. You know they never show you getting them back down again in these things. nipper
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The scary thing is i almost like it. On the plus side by mounting your oil filter remotely you add oil capacity to the system. The pump at the drain plug is a good idea, but its supceptable to road debree depnding upon how its done. If its a suction pump it may work. On the down side, no matter how good it is, it wont get all the oil out of the pan. There will be oil trapped between the pump and the pan. Also it keeps you from getting under the car once every oil change to inspect the chassis of the car. nipper
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I'm not completely sold on the cat, as the cat would do it on level ground at the same engine rpm, but its a possability. Todays car run so lean, that if they run any leaner, the cylinder wouldnt fire. A clogged fuel filter would really show up on acceleration, of which hes not complaing about (or did he not mention same problem accelerating to get on the highway). When in doubt, lest start with the cheapest thing first. Rent or buy a scangauge or scan tool. Drive the car and watch the ignition timing. Make sure the knock sensor is working. Here is one, if the cat is clogged, why is it not throwing a CEL. Does your CEL work? Check for codes. If the Cat is clogged that means its dead and you should get a CEL. I just want to rule out everything else before we say it needs a cat or exhaust system. nipper
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looks like a completly stripped floor pan. nipper