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Just did the on-off thing, the only thing that came up was 12, which is the battery disconnected in the last 50 cycles. With the new injectors installed yesterday, I've driven about 50 miles so far, and the gauge hasn't moved yet...so it's looking somewhat promising. My next move will probably...

Forgot to mention that also. I did change the air filter as well. I'm going to go to auto zone to see if any codes show up. I just wanted some out of the box ideas for something else that could be the problem.

I forgot to mention that...I have already changed both 02 sensors. I drove it from CA to Delaware last year. Check engine light did come on, it was for a bad 02 sensor. Light went out, a year passed and I finally changed it when my mileage dropped.

I know there are Jeep forums, but I don't want to go creating another account somewhere else, plus I know all of you have tons of knowledge...so here I am. Here's my issue: My 1996 Jeep Cherokee (4.0, in l6) has been getting absolutely HORRIBLE mileage lately. As soon as I hit 160 miles, the...

By the way, none of the lines are crimped, and all have solid connections with no leaks.

There's gotta be something behind the engineering design of it, right? I'm going to a hydraulic repair shop that makes lines like it, see what happens. Car ran fine after replacing pump, let it sit for about a week and now it's dry.

How important is it to have this metal line shaped the way it is? I replaced it with rubber hose, and now I'm not getting fuel to the carb. I'm assuming it has something to do with keeping fuel near the pump? I can't get the nut off to install the line onto the new pump, which is why I...

I'll take em if they're still for sale...

I'll take em! Shipping to 19901. Can I pay you paypal?

I'll buy just the seat button! lol...can't find one anywhere.

Still have the visors? How much shipped to 19901?

Really?? Sounds good to me!! Wanna message me for the details? Thank you!!

Oh ok, I'll check it out again. I was on my phone and it didn't pull all of it up, thanks.

Bingo! That looks exactly like it. Wow, wasn't expecting $80. I'm rebuilding my heater box. The one I have still works, but I wanted to replace it anyway. I'm curious what the part number is so I can search that way.

I've been searching online and went to autozone and advance...can't find anything. 1974 Duster non a/c...any ideas??

Extremely generous offer, thank you! I'm going to be home within the next couple weeks :blob: :cheers: :D:occasion: and will be going through my options and see what the best route to take will be. I'll probably end up taking the heads to a machinist and see what the cost would be to get the...

Wow, you all are amazing. I think what I'm going to do first is pull the heads, bring them to a machinist and see what he can do/how much he would charge to get them repaired. I've been tinkering with so many different ideas lately it's been driving me crazy. Other than this issue with the...

I never really know what to say when someone thanks me for my service...it's my honor to serve this contry. Although I don't agree with the war we're fighting or the way the government is being run right now, I still keep doing what I do, and still love it. Sticking epoxy over a fuel leak, or...

Do you still have this by chance? Exactly what I'm looking for!

I know this thread went kind of dead, but I just read every single post. Even if I were the builder/designer/engineer of these transmissions, I wouldn't have thrown my knowledge out there to this guy. The demanding way of asking for answers rubbed me the wrong way, and the attitude came off as...

I'm enjoying reading each and every story, just so you all know!

Well my first huge lesson was right before I left for Spain in May. Battery kept dying, wanted to fix it before I left so my buddy could drive it around every once in a while. Took battery to autozone, it was holding a charge. Took alternator to autozone, it checked good. I decided to buy a...

@RedFish...they definitely taught you a lot, I've read a ton of your posts and it's just amazing to me how knowledgeable you are. I never hung out at local shops or anything, even though I've always wanted to learn. I just felt like I'd be too invasive. I went to sign up for an auto school...

"We put them in upside down. By the time we got them all in, the crank would not turn. The crank got too damaged, and we had to buy another one" So I'm not the only one that has done something similar?! Good stories so far, I love hearing them. I do have some pride in saying that I have...

I did a quick search, and didn't see any forum for this yet, so here it goes. When did you start working on cars? Who taught you what you know? I'm 28 years old and just started getting into it, and have been feeling quite overwhelmed, to say the least. I've learned a LOT from these forums...

Wow, wasn't expecting this much feedback...thank you all very much! I'm going to be back on here a lot once I get home! Some good points made, I'll keep looking elsewhere. I'm not in a huge rush, I just saw it and didn't know better. Thanks again!

Forgot to mention, deployment should be in quotes...I've been in Spain working on airplanes and traveling around since May haha. Love what I do though!

Thanks for the input so far. I'm definitely determined to upgrade from the 318. Here's a little more information he just sent me. It's difficult to negotiate, as I am deployed until the end of the month. "Assembly and work on 340 engines rates easy. I would suggest having the block bored...

I found this listing, and it sparked my interest. Only thing is, I don't know much about a good price to pay for a 340. Based off of this ad, would you consider purchasing? http://delaware.craigslist.org/pts/4087792530.html

Is the heater box available?