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The belt tension is good as is the belt. Could this be a engine bearing? PS89YJ

Have a squeal that is worse at start up. The all pulleys are okay and the serpentine belt is new and tight. A screwdriver next to the balancer and my ear I can hear the squeal. My 98 Wrangler 4.2 has the sensor for the injection timing. My question is does the balancer and sensor come off in...

I'm considering adding AC to a 89YJ 4.2 with a serpentine belt. While there are kits available for this none appear for the serpentine set-up. I have a flat mounting spot on the right side of the engine with the alternator below and have seen routing diagrams supporting this. Is there a...

I'm changing the front seals and have noticed small grooves in the axle shaft where the seals set. Question can I use a very fine emery cloth to smooth this out? Thanks Paul 89YJ

Just to follow up, I cut the mounting tits off replacing them with a flat piece of steel to mount the radiator giving me a full inch of clearance fan to radiator.

I need some information help, please. I purchased a Be Cool radiator and while it fits the spot and will bolt up the top inlet is right into the right side idler pulley and I might have 3/8 of an inch between the fan clutch and the radiator. The only way I can see to use the radiator is to...

I went to a salvage yard, told them what I wanted to do and they came back with the parts. They took the pump off a later model Wrangler and the mounting brackets wouldn't work so the hardest part was making the brackets. Mine is a 89 YJ so not all came with power steering.

Thanks for the replies, a new radiator has been ordered.

Yes, it is a coolant leak from where the transmission cooler line attaches to the radiator. There is what looks like a treaded 1/2' pipe coming out of the plastic tank that has interior threads to attach the cooling lines to, no cooling lines attached as it is a manual trans. The leak is...

I have a small leak out of the automatic cooling hook up in the radiator, I have a manual so it is plugged. There is a nut on a thread that looks like it tightens a washer to the radiator. I've tried to tighten the nut but it has no effect. Can anyone tell me how this seals the connection, is...

What to use when you are sanding depends on what you are working on. If you are trying to remove rust use coarse grit paper (80) on a disk sander, going over solid paint that is going to be primed 100-120 grit with a orbital sander, blocking out the primer getting ready to paint 220 should be...

I put gas in the tank hooked up the pump and it started right up. Must be a no/low pressure cut off which cuts the electricity to the pump and thank you it does not need to be primed.

If push comes to shove, soap and water with a little bleach and a stiff brush. I'm not sure if the bleach will fade the color but it should take care of the mildew. You might try it on a small hidden area. Thank you for your service.

I don't even have the pump connected just checked the leads. I'm going to hook up the pump and put gas in the tank today. I'm hoping there is a no pressure cut off somewhere in the circuit. The tank has the correct internal pump. Has anyone run out of gas, do I need to prime the system like a...

My 89 YJ has the 95 mopar fuel injection. In the process of going to a 20 gallon tank I have lost the power to the pump, worked fine before pulling the tank. The positive lead has been traced to a relay, I popped a new in to see if it was bad with no joy. I'm at a loss as to why there is no...

Unless the 87 has been altered I don't believe it does not have an electric fuel pump.

Unfortunately, that is not the tank in the 89. I have run it out of gas and was only able to squeeze in 10 gallons. The tank in place is much smaller than the 20 sitting nearby. I did check the length on the vent tube on the 20 I have sitting here and it is only 3" so it should hold 20...

I have a 95 20 gallon tank to put in my 89YJ. First question is will it fit? Second question are there any difficulties to watch out for? I'm fuel injected and will use the internal pump.

None of my gauges were working very well so I removed them from the dash then removed each gauge from the circuit board cleaning all contacts with a pencil eraser. I also removed the wire loom and cleaned all those contact points. The net result is all gauges are working like new. I also...

You are not limited to Wranglers in looking for your brackets, anything with a 4.2 and v-belts should supply the brackets.