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1055073 The fuel filter is on the rear frame rail on the driver side under a skid plate just in front of the rear wheel well. Be sure to relieve the pressure in the lines before taking the fuel filter out. To do this, there is a schrader valve on the fuel rail on the engine. Looks like a tire...

1055077 I can understand were Bounty Hunter is coming from. I run 30x9.5/15 skins, which gives me a 4 MPH difference over stock tires. So, at 61 MPH, which is actually 65, I'm running about 2600 RPM with 3.73 R&P and an auto transmission.[addsig]

1055216 Try www.picturetrail.com [addsig]

1055262 No problems here. edited by: Joker®, Feb 15, 2003 - 11:55 PM[addsig]

1055286 Tug, did you get a factory or aftermarket tank. [addsig]

1055871 What size fishing rod goes with that hook? :-D [addsig]

1056158 To adjust the seal at the top of your half-door, simpley hold the door open and bend the top of the half-door in the direction of the leak. That's what it says in my YJ manual, it should work for a TJ too ;-) [addsig]

1056984 What to use when you can't find a Flex Ramp :-D [addsig]

1057887 Look in the Q-Tec catalog under Hardtop accessories, you should find a seal kit. ($31.95) You can probably find the same stuff at a hardware store.[addsig]

1057963 A 'Helix' type throttle body spacer will cause that sound also.[addsig]

1049534 A Throttle Body Spacer will increase your low-end torque and improve your gas mileage. I've done alot of testing with different thicknesses and have come to the conclusion the a 1¼" thick spacer smooth-bored to 55mm works best in my case. I have a 2.5L with a 4.0L throttle body. I've...

1049538 If you don't need a tune-up, I'd check the exhaust system. Clogged cat, muffler or even a kinked pipe.[addsig]

1050451 There's also a restrictor at the bottom front (inlet) of the air box that can be removed. Back when I bought my YJ, in '95, I asked the salesman 'why does the Cherokee develope 130hp and the Wrangler only 123hp, when they both use the same 2.5L motor?' His answer was they put...

1050825 Some of the longer shackle lifts will give you poor tracking, particularly if they are not the welded "H" type. Also, you may want to check the rubber bushings, may be time to change them to poly. A steering stablizer going bad will start as wandering and progress to the dredded "death...

1050826 Those Torx screws are a bear. They are loc-tited(?) when first installed. If you can't turn them with the first try, you'll have to heat them. Use a Heat gun or soldering iron. [addsig]

1050829 A shackle lift can be added if needed, but don't go more than 2" (the shackle will be 4" longer than stock). You will loose some approach angle because the shackles hang down futher. Also, I wouldn't go more than a 2" body lift. Your Jeep will start to feel unstable and top-heavy.[addsig]

1050839 Is it a tool rolling around in the tub, I found a 3/4" socket that way. Took me about 3 days to figure that one out.[addsig]

1051015 No experience with a ZJ, but when my O2 sensor went bad on my YJ, the MPGs went to crap and lacked power when I'd hoss it. I'd say your O2 sensor is telling your computer that the air/fuel mix is lean and you're getting unburned fuel into the exhaust system. My YJ has only one O2...

1051050 Tug, where the clutch peddle linkage goes thru the firewall, there should be a cylinder with a rubber boot on it. If the rubber boot goes bad, the fluid will leak inside the Jeep. Most folks don't pay it any attention, thinking that it's just another water leak, if they see it at all...

1051053 Tug, http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/electrical/jn-ignition99/[addsig]