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I had a carburator problem with my 74' 258. check that first. had to rebuild the whole thing. Check and makes sure fuel is correctly getting to the engine.

ok guys I have a few questions. Firstly in your opinion what is the better trans for a 97' jeep wrangler. Currently have the NV3550 in there but I have read that the AX-15 is a better trans. Is it a direct swap or what? Secondly, what is a good decent fluid to run in the trans. I have read...

No the check engine light is not on

Dear Jeep enthusiasts, I own a 97' Wrangler 6 cylinder, 5spd. My problem is this. When I go to crank the jeep in the morning it cranks fine, but i usually let it warm up before I start driving. In the warming up process or idling process, the jeep starts to idle really rough. It will sputter...

Hey man as seen above I had the same problem with my 97' TJ. I went ahead and put 31x10.50's on there and I only get rub at literally full turn radius. Which really is not that much worry about at all, even if you take yours in the woods like I take mine. I also have a 3' Suspension lift on mine...

Quick Question. what is the best brand name spark plugs to use in a 74' model six cylinder 258 CJ-5? Thanks

Ok guys I put the 31x 10.50's on and at full turning radius on my 97' Wrangler there was a little rub. Even with a 3' suspension on it. Someone said a 3/8s washer behind the wheel stop bolt. Are there any ways to keep this from happening that wouldn't involve me putting wheel spacers on it? And...

In regards to the compressed air feeling you may wanna check and make sure you dont have any air pockets in your break fluid lines. If so you will have to drain your break fluid and compress all the air out. Air in the break lines is spells disaster for your breaks. Hope this helps

new pads tend to do that after just recently putting them on. Its just how it is. Should work itself out after about a day or two of solid driving and braking. I typically take my Jeep out and run it about forty mph and then put on the brakes pretty hard. This puts on nice coating of the pad...

I have a 97' model Wrangler and i'm looking to put 31x10.50's on it, but a guy down at the tire store said that 31x10.50's would not fit on my factory Jeep Wheels that I have on there without the backside of the tire rubbing against something and said I would need aftermarket wheels to make this...

I'm kind of new to jeeps and have a 1998 Jeep Cherokee Classic and am going to put body lifting blocks on it this weekend. I would appreciate any help on out to body lifting blocks on this particular model of cherokee. Some websites, tips, or any knowledge on how to do this would be greatly...

cool. thanks guys

I heard from a friend that certian model 4 cylinder jeep wranglers are known for having camshaft problems. Has anyone experianced these problems themselves or know of any that has? Any general motor problems that I should know of before purchasing. I plan on purchasing a 97' model 4 cylinder...