danronq
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- March 24, 2007
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- City, State
- ohio
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 94 XLT
Hi guys, this is my first post so i would like to start off by saying Howdy from Ohio!
I just bought my First explorer to play with, I have played with many Jeep Cherokee's in the past so i'm not new to the 4x4 scene. I desided that they were getting old and i was bored with the same old same old. So i desided to play with somthing bigger and completely forien to me.
Good idea right?
Heh! ok so my first action was to "Explore" this engine and start replacing old with new, whether i need it or not! Started with a simple tuneup overhaul of wires, plugs, cap, thermastat, new hoses for waterlines and all new clamps, and that funny water distribution thing was cheap so relpaced that too. Went to start her up and man she was idleing rough. One thing that i noticed when changing the plugs was that the gap was @ .70 haynes says .54 and thats where i set it.
I double checks the wire positions and they were correct, i don't think new hoses had anything to do with it. I had a guy work tell me to clean the MAF sensor, did that, no change. She ran right a 3/4 rpm before. Can these things be that tempermental?
It's a stock 94 manual 5 spead 4wd. Won't be stock for long though.
Any other common tip would be great,
Thanks in advance.
Dan
I just bought my First explorer to play with, I have played with many Jeep Cherokee's in the past so i'm not new to the 4x4 scene. I desided that they were getting old and i was bored with the same old same old. So i desided to play with somthing bigger and completely forien to me.
Good idea right?
Heh! ok so my first action was to "Explore" this engine and start replacing old with new, whether i need it or not! Started with a simple tuneup overhaul of wires, plugs, cap, thermastat, new hoses for waterlines and all new clamps, and that funny water distribution thing was cheap so relpaced that too. Went to start her up and man she was idleing rough. One thing that i noticed when changing the plugs was that the gap was @ .70 haynes says .54 and thats where i set it.
I double checks the wire positions and they were correct, i don't think new hoses had anything to do with it. I had a guy work tell me to clean the MAF sensor, did that, no change. She ran right a 3/4 rpm before. Can these things be that tempermental?
It's a stock 94 manual 5 spead 4wd. Won't be stock for long though.
Any other common tip would be great,
Thanks in advance.
Dan
