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How long has this problem been occurring? Have you checked your filters? Check the air filter and replace if needed. Also consider replacing your fuel filter (especially if it hasn't been done in a while). Was the oil changed recently? My guess is that something is creating a clog and...

Has anybody heard the media try to spin the magnitude of these fires as a result of global warming? What a crock of manure! The impact and destruction of these fires would be the same regardless of the warming or cooling of the climate. Wildfires create their own climate (winds, temperature...

That's true, depending on the style of shock absorber. The shocks that come with the RE 2.5" standard duty kit CANNOT be flipped upside down. Perhaps the extreme duty kit's shocks can be flipped. I called Rubicon Express and Quadratec about the problem (ordered the kit through Q-tec)... Q-tec...

From what I understand, the RE leaf springs may give you 1/2 to 1 inch of lift ABOVE what they're listed as. Example: a 2.5" lift kit may yield 3" on installation of the kit. I'm not sure if that's exclusive to the extreme duty kit, or if it's true for the extreme duty and the standard duty...

My job has me on the road or in a parking lot almost all the time that I'm working. Yesterday I was up in New Oxford, PA. The rest of the time I'm somewhere in the Northern Virginia/D.C. area. Anybody need a chauffeur? 8)

Sir, strictly speaking, a million dollars will not go very far these days.

even after dark

I've got the RE 2.5" standard kit, like TwistedCopper has. The only problem I came across was when I went to install the rear shock absorbers.... the axle tube was at too shallow of an angle to install the shocks, as the RE kit shocks are much larger in diameter than the factory size. I ended...

i had a pair of stock '93 yj rear springs. unfortunately they went to the scrap yard about three months ago. not sure i would've even wanted to give them to you, as they were quite flat under the load of the jeep. sorry. good to see you back on the board

Regarding the Miranda issue and when a suspect is to be Mirandized..... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miranda_warning Read specifically the part titled "Confusion regarding use". Laxpug's comment is one of apparantly a national misunderstanding on when a person is to be Mirandized. I have...

http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/flagetiq.html#5 A link to the United States Flag Code, Title 4, Chapter 1 - The Flag. Also included on that page is a wealth of information related to the flag of the United States.

What you see in the news video and in the dashboard camera video is NOT the whole story. It is (unfortunately) what the MEDIA wants us to see to make that officer, and in turn, all police officers, appear to be the bad guys and "rights violators". Red93, to my knowledge, a person only needs...

The boxy thing at the end of the linkage rod should be the hi/low beam switch. I remember seeing that when I was under my '93 YJ the other month. Take your voltmeter to that component and see what readings you get. If it is the switch you seek, the volts should change when you pull back on...

From what you've described, there does seem to be a ventillation issue at hand. Perhaps a vent tube or valve is clogged/stuck. Look at your gas cap and gas fill/vent tubes and see if anything looks awry. There will be a fill tube and a vent tube going from the fuel tank. See if you can...

in what town and state is the cherokee located?

Try looking here: The list is for the '95 model year, but may relate to your vehicle - http://www.jedi.com/obiwan/jeep/dtc.html Welcome to Jeepz!

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In addition to my YJ, I own a 2001 GMC Sonoma. Since I live in an apartment complex without garages, I'll post what my family members have in their garages: 1949 Ford F3 Stakebody 1965 Ford Mustang (almost entirely original, with just under 28,000 total miles) 1983 Chevy El Camino (I wrecked...

Try this: Take your vehicle to AutoZone or your favorite auto repair shop, plug in the ABS module at the master cylinder, and have a diagnostics check done on the vehicle (trouble code analyzer). That may lead you in the right direction as to the true problem with your ABS unit. As for your...

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