Well stated TJ... Again there is no guarantee that will fix your problem, but it is the most likely thing and has to be done before you do anything else.
Cheap gas and/or reversion builds up a lot of sludge in the induction system. If you put any more money in it, do the fuel injector cleaning 1st. And if you buy the bottle stuff again, get Chevron's Techron.
Don't forget that 93 octane is harder to burn, not easier.
The redesign on the Fram doesn't look like a bad thing but if you believe oil filter studies where they are cut open, there are not many Fram filters that you want.
http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilters/opinions.html
Knowing the construction of the filter is helpful but the real...
After not doing it for months, mine is doing it again at a new station that I go to now. I believe it has a lot to do with the vapor recovery nozzle. Now I slow it down when I know it is close to clicking off.
It takes a fair amount of effort to snap it free if it is stuck. No need to be gentle.
One time my sister went to rent a KJ at the airport, somebody put the transfer case in "N", nobody (bro-in-law, rental car employees) could get it back in gear and they had to take another rental.
I don't either, I had a couple of modded, lowered Neons. I wonder what kind of tires the OP has. They are part of the spring package too. If it has OEM Goodyear Wrangler STs, any new tire is a vast improvement in ride and handling.
Measure wheelbase on both sides and see if there is a difference. Have someone watch your back wheels (and the whole Jeep) as you drive. Sounds like it's "dog walking" because the axle is not straight or moving when you hit the gas. Are you sure this didn't involve the front end?
Probably a big fine too. While doing new car prep at a dealership in the late 70s, I (allegedly) broke a few seals and caps trying to get emissions motors to drive decent. The guy that trained me did it systematically. (Allegedly.) I got caught once (alleged warranty problem) and had my ass...
I though a Magnaflow part would be a good one. I did not see any reviews for it. An "Eastern" catalytic converter would have been the cheapest, I did see a bad review for that.
Cats are on, fresh oil & plugs, at the moment it is running good & CEL free.
Left side hits front drive shaft... Ground down excess metal on cat to clear, almost but not quite. I had to leave my Jeep at my friends house, going back today to rework it. I thought that maybe it was for 2WD only but Magnaflow's website shows 2 part numbers with no distinction for 2WD or...
I've seen it on heavy duty pick up trucks back in the day. I think it was an option on Dodges. You switched from one battery to the other. I do not remember if they were used parallel for high loads. Batteries were on the left and right of the radiator. If you didn't need an air box, that...
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