Header Panel Replacement Project Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ Part 8
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Today's episode is Header Panel Replacement Project Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ Part 8, and we put some serious work into fixing the front grill area. This Jeep got bonked in the front at some point in its life, and totally demolished the header panel that holds the grill, bumper cover and lights into place. Its basically the grill and headlight support structure. Ours is in about 30 pieces. This is a great fix for the Project WJ so grab something delicious to drink and join Uncle Jake and Dr. Torque as they show you today's video, Header Panel Replacement Project Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ Part 8
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Sensor behind the grill is the ambient temperature sensor. My 01 WJ header panel and grill are held on with zip ties.
So is our ZJ lol we’d bet probably half the rigs out there are. Thanks for identifying the temp sensor!
Fun project, love Grand Cherokees, especially when they still had solid front axles!
Yeah the ones up until 2005 when they changed to IFS are pretty amazing. The IFS are cool too but just something about a solid front axle!
Always enjoy your videos on the Jeep project. Keep them coming on any repairs or mods you guys do.
Ah man thanks! We've already got a couple more in the works after the "finale" lol. Thanks for commenting!
hey man ik im a little late but i just picked up a 04 that was invoked in a passenger side collision, im doing a fender swap and a complete front panel swap and this video has helped me a lot! i’m gonna keep watching your content from here and see how this build went but i love your videos!
Never too late for our party. Great comment, keep us posted on your progress!
Where would mankind be without zip ties, duck tape, and baling twine 😄
Oh, and WD-40!
haha!
Totally agree! How does it go? Duct tape is like the force. It has a light side, and a dark side, and it holds the universe together lol
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That sensor is for your outside temperature
You're cruisin' for a bruisin', mister!
Did you see you made it into the thumbnail? You're famous!
Whoa! I guess I'd better start paying attention when I'm out and about, to make sure I don't get mobbed by fans.
And the paparazzi! We'll get you one of those flash blinding hoodies!
Changed both my headlights and pull a big piece of the header panel is fuckkkked
Seems like they usually are, our ZJ is the same. The grill can take a beating and bounce back but the header panel must absorb the impact because we find them all smashed up behind fairly decent looking grills all the time. Thanks for the comment!
Almost like you drove it home from the show room floor!
"The speed holds it in"
The link for tool ??
Here's a kit with some other clip tools that we've found incredibly useful, and the price is pretty low. This has clips that do fit the Jeeps. Thanks for following up! amzn.to/3UR9ldL
Just bought a jeep with similar issues from a dirty lazy ass hippie that zip tied, taped, glued, you name it... Going to attempt this myself tomorrow morning. Should have expected this buying from a guy with massive holes in his ear lobes.
Luckily every part you could possibly need is available. And we always look at it like we're putting one more properly back together. Good luck with yours!!