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1060014 Thanks for the input, guys. Can't seem to find one for the yj. The K&N i saw was for the tj. Is there anyone out there that actualy has an aftermarket air filter/intake duct bolted on their 4L with AC?[addsig]

1060015 morgster, i spoke with a tech rep at flex-a-lite who recommended to go with the most draw as possible such as the 2800 cfm (think i mistakenly said 2200 earlier) - as big a unit as you can squeeze behind the rad. As for your posting, one thing noticeable without the clutch fan is the...

1060501 do you have the 31's and the intake on now? if not, those two are a good starting point. the exaust would be next. a hurst short throw shifter is nice[addsig]

1060505 if your plugs and wires still have some mileage on them, then go for the throttle spacer. you'll get a stronger low end.[addsig]

1060506 i had a friend let me in on his secret that keeps his alfa soft top window clear for years. pledge furniture spray. can't imagine using pledge spray on my windows - don't even use it on my furniture. anyone ever hear of this?[addsig]

1060507 i had a friend let me in on his secret that keeps his alfa soft top window clear for years. pledge furniture spray. can't imagine using pledge spray on my windows - don't even use it on my furniture. anyone ever hear of this?[addsig]

1060508 guys, this double post occured when i hit the submit and got an, unauthorized to do this message. tried it again and it posted. guess the first one went through too. wierd. :-? [addsig]

1060602 buy a flush kit with either a super cleaner or flush prestone product. They're all there in wal-mart for less than a sawbuck. follow the instructions and enjoy. you sure you want to drop your thermo 15 degrees from stock? that 195's in synch with the on-board computer. the 180 will...

1060603 nate, we've had a fairly extensive conversation on the merits of electric vs. clutch fans. good reasons for either. i'm partial to the electric and installed a 2800 cfm flex-a-lite black magic on my 92 yj 4L with excellent results - so far. i honestly can feel the engine 'spin' easier...

1060605 akeyonedrop, sounds like your rear cyls are leaking. easy to distinguish the brake fluid from the rear gear oil - gear oil is real thick and smelly (i like it, though) while brake fluid is not nearly as bad smelling and much thinner. if it's the rear axle seals, that would mean that...

1060610 JeepGirl, one of those universal muffler mounts for a couple of bucks may do the trick - has the bracket, clamps and rubber isolator. any idea why this happens? your engine probably has too much power and is blowing your tail pipe clear off your rig. :-O michael [addsig]

1060611 JeepGirl, one of those universal muffler mounts for a couple of bucks may do the trick - has the bracket, clamps and rubber isolator. any idea why this happens? your engine probably has too much power and is blowing your tail pipe clear off your rig. :-O michael [addsig]

1060668 duh, it's always easier when someone points the way. . . many thanks, tug, appreciate your help.[addsig]

1060669 . . . golden earring. . . been driving all night my hands are wet on the wheel. . . radar love.[addsig]

1060671 if the gasket separates between cyls without hitting water or oil passages, may not overheat. lesbian wedding . . . overheating? hmmm [addsig]

1060755 all the flush does is replace the coolant. not a big deal. aside from saving some coin, doing the work ourselves gives one the satisfaction of knowing the job was done right.[addsig]

1065900 i understood you to say that the bolts wouldn't budge, then you add they're free spinning. what are they doing? not to be silly, but are you certain that all the nuts are off? hey, this happens. if they're stuck, it may very well be the steel bolt has fused itself in the hole from...

1065901 big, it's always good to ask for help, 'cause there's always someone smarter, faster, more experienced and of course, better looking. :-O what was your engine's symptoms? blue[addsig]

1065902 the alt and batt are a married couple. if one goes out, the other will carry the burden until it too fails. once that happens, either unit that carried the load will have been stressed. if you can, replace both at the same time - cables and all - this way you will have a reilable...

1065903 joop, making your own bumpers is the way to go. wish i still worked as a welder - i could have made mine free just with the scrap. the tubing will be amply strong if you use the steel and the weight will also help out steady your ride. it's a little harder for inertia to jerk that...