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Check the lable on the driver's door jamb for the factory size. Should be a 215 70 15 or a 235 70 15

Check the lable on the driver's door jamb for the factory size. Should be a 215 70 15 or a 235 70 15

you need to turn up the idle speed, or stop getting gas at the station you have been.a higher octane could help also.

It is in the fuel tank. The tank has to be removed to access.

Around 30-40 psi at full operating temperature.

Not on a GM or a Chrysler

It can be unplugged to make sure the fuel pump is working(On a Jeep Cherokee). But for spark, "This sensor cannot be bypassed; that sensor tells the pcm when to fire the coil. "

You have a bad ignition switch

It is a sport utility vehicle where all 4 wheels are driven by the engine.

Mopar number is 5281090.

You need wheels with a 5 on 5 lug pattern (5 inches accross with 5 lugs).

As for the wheel size... Id go with a 15x 8 just cause alot of tires are available at decent prices for that size wheel and it is a good size...

I wouldn't recommend running any tire bigger than a 32x11.50.

I own a 2009 Jeep Wrangler X and actually just had to change a flat. In the trunk of your jeep there will be a long lug nut "wrench" that was made specifically to remove the nuts that hold all of the tires on. Simply use this tool to remove the nuts on the spare tire and you are all set!

Group 34.

No. A 1993 Jeep does not have such a part.

On a gas engine the fuel filter is part of the pump module in the fuel tank.

On the American Motors 304 cubic inch V8 engine :

1 - 8 - 4 - 3 - 6 - 5 - 7 - 2

The distributor rotor turns CLOCKWISE

The marked # 1 position on the distributor cap faces to the FRONT

The engine cylinders are numbered :

firewall

8 - 7

6 - 5

4 - 3

2 - 1

front

The firing order for the 86 jeep 2.8 is 1-2-3-4-5-6. 1 is the spark plug next to the battery and 2 is on the opposite side of the engine. One side is odd in sequencial order and the other side is even.

i just did a 1995 3.0 disconect battery unbolt starter and put it to the side drop the y-pipe take oil pan off replace pump

30" will not rub.

31" X 10.5 X 15 will fit, but they will rub a bit when you are turning sharply. Many people put this size on and don't worry about it.

I need more info to properly answer the question. What year, model Jeep?

Is the motor working or is it just down about two to three inches and won't go up or down? Is there power at the window switch?

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Austin, Tx

There can be several reasons why you would smell gas in your Jeep! The most common reason would be that there are holes within the floor-boards of the vehicle and you are getting a lot of exhaust fumes due to a clogged catylitic converter and muffler that have caused the exhaust to find other paths of escape and you are getting everybody elses gas fumes along with your own also. Another common excuse would be that once again, there are floor-boards that have rusted through and a fuel line has a minor(pinhole) leak and you are smelling fumes; but this would be noticed from a possible spotting of the ground beneathe the vehicle in the morning and an oily looking spot on the underside of the vehicle where the worn part is located. The only other reason that I can think of why you would be smelling gas is from a leaking fuel system from underneathe the hood of the vehicle; at which time I recommend shutting the vehicle off and stepping away as quickly as possible until the motor has had time to cool. Upon return to the vehicle, you should find that if the smell is comming from under the hood, that the problem is usually the fuel line has a wear spot in it and needs replaced. Good luck, and NO SMOKING while you do your repairs on this one!

That is reset with a scan tool.

the same 4.0L I6 engine is used for models including all year jeep cherokee xj, as well as most if not all wranglers. the 4.0 will fit in a 2000 xj. most xj engines are 4.0 stock anyway

The correct factory tire size for a 2000 Jeep Cherokee is 215/75-15.

Sorry, we can't do diagrams.

It's kind of hard to troubleshoot your starting problems since there is more than a battery inolved in starting an engine. There could be several issues involved, but without the symptoms it is difficult to pinpoint one. You might want to check the fuel system to see if the engine is getting fuel; the electrical system to ensure the spark plugs are firing; the ignition system to ensure there are no loose/broken wires, etc.- You get the point why it is difficult to troubleshoot without the symptoms. "The jeep still won't start" is not enough information.

it's spelt 'litre'.