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1994 CJ 4 CYLINDAR

my 94 yj with hard top; leaked severly on the pasenger side when i bought it a few years ago. my first modern jeep. after many hours of "door seal dittling" found the problem in the air box "water drain device". found it by temporarily covering the air inlet. no solution found. vinn

all good advice. vin

every body should know: " w d 40 is not good for most things". silacone was very good for most rubber. i would change out the rubber bushings - if posable. vin.

there is a clunk in the rear end differential. 94 cj 4 cyl.. i have checked the oil level and would like to change the cover any way. vin

WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO DO with my jeep today. remove the windshield hinges to add running lights. am now looking for my carbide drills to remove them. vin

running lights

yarded in logs.

went crusin in the woods.

yarded out logs and parked in the high grass.

vapor lock was common in the carburatored days. the cure was to crack ( slightly open) a fuel line to " let the vapor out". AND reduce the fuel pressure. REMEMBERING the engine is still flooded - will not start till the fuel evaporates or is "cleared" or sometimes will start with ether...

thanks, superj. that is the major problems. most will get on the freeway eventually. what a disappointment ! except for the engine,small transmission. hydraulick clutch linkage and extreame gas consumption , the 94 yj is a great rig, i'm keeping mine - even f I have to get to town on the...

engine change; the little 4 cyl. has many problems besides not capable of freeway speeds. the other jeep inline engines aren't much better. the question is which modern, parts available, and common engine to install? how about the ford 200 six? ill be happy for your opinion. vinn

removing speedometer cables from the cable housing: the original cable will usually come out from the trans. end. if the housing has been replaced, the cable may come out from the speedometer end. in any event, remove the cable frequently and oil it ( there are some greases that are...

thanks. vin

Thanks for the info ! i guess i should have bought the transmission lieing next to it at the swap ? thanks again. vin

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