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1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 Distributor rotates clockwise.

For a 1973 Jeep CJ5, you can use a tilt steering column from various sources, but a common choice is the aftermarket columns designed for classic Jeep models. Columns from other Jeep vehicles, such as the CJ7 or later models, may also fit with some modifications. Ensure compatibility with the steering wheel and wiring harness for proper installation. Always verify the specific dimensions and mounting points before purchasing.

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

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

5x113cm ( 4.5")

Some, you can get both. Automatic and manual.

Yes, all cj's should be the same

Yes. But you might have to do some moving around with it if you have a custom roll cage

Its a 1968 International Harvester Scout 800....give or take. Not sure of the year, but it's close.

1, weak oil, use some Lucas oil stabilizer on your next oil change, I'd go with 1 quart.

2. weak oil pump.

3. worn bearings will rob oil pressure due to the increased gap, if your engine has high mileage this may be the case.

The valves on a 1995 Jeep are not adjustable. The engine uses hydraulic lifters.

It is part of the pump module in the fuel tank.

Yes. The easiest would be a 3.9L cummins turbo diesel (4BT). Although you would need heavier springs in the front.

Inspect the EVAP system for cuts or holes in the hoses (you may hear a vacuum noise or smell fuel), repair if any found.

P1495 OBD-II Trouble Code

Leak Detection Pump Solenoid Circuit

Not much to troubleshoot there, it goes out, it comes back in.

If it leaks fluid it may be bad, otherwise any tiny insignificant minuscule air bubble will prevent it from gaining enough pressure to activate the clutch, it is the most common problem with them.

The system needs to be bled properly, and I have one more suggestion, run a tube from the bleeder into a bottle of brake fluid, make sure the tube is full as well before bleeding, that way any reverse suction will pull only fluid and not air.

Nothing at all

I think that's supposed to be an S

It would mean that the speed sensor isn't working or there is another problem with the speedo-ODO.

You may have a 210 thermostat installed.

Hood prop

A dwell meter is used to check the setting on a POINTS type ignition system, these have not been used in quite a few years, and for sure not as late as 1993.

Typically somewhere between 15 and 20 psi for all Jeep 4.0's if its under 13 you have a vacuum leak for other issues

It's an indication of inefficiency in the catalytic converter.

Could just be the rapid increase in fuel due to the load of going up hill. Normally a computer would adjust the fuel air ratio to keep it running efficiently, but some modified vehicles will allow too much fuel to be used causing an overheating condition in the converter, it smells like rotten eggs.

Also your converter may be getting clogged and be in need of replacement.

Look for a vacuum leak, listen for a sucking sound in the engine compartment, or any loose or cracked hose.

As there is not a specific question I will assume we are talking about the fastest production jeep which would be the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8

Top Speed is 155MPH

0-60=4.4 Seconds

1/4 mile = ~13.2 seconds

420HP V8 Hemi Push-rod design

6,200 RPM Redline

The crankshaft position sensor is on the driver side top of the transmission bell housing.

It just means that it is a 2 wheel drive Jeep.

All YJ's are interchangeable, even some TJ stuff is, but not body parts front of the tub.

No Not all part's are interchangeable. there are diffrent engine liter's like the 4.2 4.3 4.0, and there are diffrent aspirations on many the years. carb, TBI, Fuel rail. the Tranny's also got changed and so did they transfercase. Roll cage, tops, even the fender lights. Electrical harness, ect, ect.

best beat is research your jeep and find out what it has in it. then look for jeeps that where made in the same factory and what the changes where for your model year from preveious and the one after. wiki or JP mag are a few good place's to start.