Jeep Wrangler Sahara

No. Common practice after removing doors.

No, without aftermarket rims with at least 4.25 inches of backspacing (more backspacing = lower number = further out on vehicle) or at least 1.00" wheel spacers with the stock rims, you cannot fit them because they will rub on the upper spring perches and most likely the lower control arms. Im addition, although it is possible, it is recommended to use at least a 7-8" rims width for tires larger than 10.5".

I was told I could fit 32" tires under my 2001 sahara. Of course, you can do a 2" spacer lift for only $100

Mine Resets in the Over Head Display...

if you need a hard top for a jeep wrangler 1992. you can get one from any of these years. 1985-1997. jeep made the YJ series within these years. there for you can interchange most parts from any of these years.

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Idle speed is computer controlled and is not adjustable.

what kind of top do you have on the Jeep?

If you have a sunroof, check the drains. They run on both sides of the sunroof down the door jams and go out of the floor boards.

Depends on the thermostat temperature rating. Stock will be 180-200˚. You should only, repeat only (!) see 200˚ when 4-wheeling at slow speeds.

Yes the Wrangler 5x4.5 rims will fit

Either this is condensation from the atmosphere dripping from the outside of the vehicle (are there any dewdrops on it?) or something is leaking.... the water for the windscreen washers or the radiator.

Find out where the water is landing.... the leak will - most likely - be above that point.

front or rear gears often make a whining sound if worn or low on fluid. If sound fades as SPEED fades then it is the gears if sound fades as the RPMs fade then it could be a number of different problems. front or rear gears often make a whining sound if worn or low on fluid. If sound fades as SPEED fades then it is the gears if sound fades as the RPMs fade then it could be a number of different problems.

Should be a plug at the side about 1/2 way up on the transmission - fill to this level

I know of no car that has it there. its located to the left of the brake pedal on the driver side floor

Well....I'm guessing....but my 5th gear just went out in my 94 wrangler 4cyl 5spd. I'm told good chance that one of the plugs inside the tranny....on some plate in there broke off....guess it is pretty common. I plan on dropping my trans this week and am told it should only take 2hrs and about $10.00 bucks to fix.

Yes the 87 and 83 are both YJ's

Yes

Jeep Wrangler wheel lug patterns years 2007-2014 are 5X5



Jeep Wrangler wheel lug patterns years 1987-2006 are 5X4.5

Jeep Wrangler wheel lug patterns years 2007-2014 are 5X5

it should be either on the top of block or fuel injection

There are torx head nuts above the lights probably accessable through holes on the top of the grill area. Center torx nut controls up/down and the outside torx, above either headlight, controls side to side adjustment.

19 gallons.

There were 2 "green" colors for a Jeep TJ in 1998: Moss Green Pearlcoat (code RJN) and Bright Jade Satin Glow (code SQP).

Jeep is a make in its own right. It is produced by the Chrysler corporation .

No.

first you have to remove the long cover up by the windshield/defroster vent.there will be two screws behind that cover on top that hold the radio dash cover on.take those out then pull from the top outward.the rest of that piece is just clipped on.once that's off you should have access to the radio bolts.

Probably the Crank Position Sensor. Could be a short in the wiring, is there a trouble code triggered in the ECM? If the check engine light stays on after a few seconds of having the key in the "On" position, check the trouble codes by turning the key off and on 3 times it will blink out the code with short flashes then a pause then more short flashes. First set of flashes are the 1st digit, second set is second digit. So two short blinks and then 4 short blinks would be a "Code 24". Google the codes for a list of trouble codes and find out what's wrong. I have seen in some occaisions the crankshaft sensor goes bad. I believe it is locaed t the back of the engine in or near the bell housing Take out the ign module and have it tested.