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  • in reply to: 02 mountaineer #845646
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      Thank you all for your advice, it is a AWD with no selection switch for 4×4 or rear wheel drive, I have noticed that the tires are not the same so I will have to take care of that problem first, thank you all once again and I will keep you informed

      in reply to: 99 grand cherokee chassis #836880
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          in reply to: 99 grand cherokee chassis #836680
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            i wish there was a way to send the picture i took of it, as it would be able to give a clear picture of the damage, where the crack is was not cause by off road driving (just to and from work), but by RUST

            in reply to: 99 grand cherokee chassis #836462
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              [attachment:1]Chassis.jpg[

              in reply to: 99 grand cherokee chassis #836454
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                i have tried twice to send a picture which is in jpg format but it keeps on telling that the attached file was not sent because of an error,i will try to send again with this reply.

                in reply to: 99 grand cherokee chassis #836444
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                  please for the twin posting having issues with laptop, trying to send a picture of chassis

                  in reply to: 99 grand cherokee chassis #836442
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                    hello everyone, i have a question for this forum, i have a 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee and found out that my chassis has cracked at the rear , were the lower suspension arm attaches to the chassis, my question is, is this a common thing and if so is there a way that it can be repaired SAFELY, or is it quitting time

                    in reply to: Misfire multiple cylinders Nissan Frontier #655103
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                      I would start with checking your fuel pressure, both in KOEF and KOEO, also if you have a scanner look at the fuel trim spec (ltft), Let us know the results.

                      in reply to: Interesting series of problems… #655102
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                        based on all the information given so far the only thing that may shed some light would be the the long term fuel trim infornation. see if you can get that and let us know what the results is

                        in reply to: Interesting series of problems… #653715
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                          Try checking your fuel line pressure, if it is low it can cause the engine to misfire

                          in reply to: 2007 Honda Civic Sedan EX AT – No Full Start #610904
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                            After you crank the engine, remove one of the spark plugs and see if they are wet from gas being sprayed into the cylinder, if dry check your injectors.

                            in reply to: 2007 Honda Civic Sedan EX AT – No Full Start #619937
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                              After you crank the engine, remove one of the spark plugs and see if they are wet from gas being sprayed into the cylinder, if dry check your injectors.

                              in reply to: 99 jeep grand cherokee 4×4 #592217
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                                Latest u[date on the problem … Firstly please forgive me for taking so long to reply , as i just did the the repair a couple of hours ago, Secondly the guilty part was in fact the other side wheel bearing, thank you all for your help in this problem….
                                EricTheCarGuy. wysetech, ewhitaker0020, college man,
                                I did however notice that were the axle shaft exits the the diff assembly it seems to be wet , fluid not grease , is there a seal near the spline end of the axle shaft, as there is none near to the boot end, once again many thanks

                                in reply to: 99 jeep grand cherokee 4×4 #599925
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                                  Latest u[date on the problem … Firstly please forgive me for taking so long to reply , as i just did the the repair a couple of hours ago, Secondly the guilty part was in fact the other side wheel bearing, thank you all for your help in this problem….
                                  EricTheCarGuy. wysetech, ewhitaker0020, college man,
                                  I did however notice that were the axle shaft exits the the diff assembly it seems to be wet , fluid not grease , is there a seal near the spline end of the axle shaft, as there is none near to the boot end, once again many thanks

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