Diesel Jeep Cherokee XJ Cold Start Procedure
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Starting my diesel swapped Jeep Cherokee XJ HAS to be difficulty, doesn't it? Well, no. It is just like factory with one exception: The glow plug button!
In this video I walk you through my thought process with my diesel swapped XJ build as well as the official procedure to fire her up.
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"Keep it as close to factory as possible." Dude's speaking my language. 🤜🤛
please keep making these videos, they are super high quality and very informative! earned yourself a sub man keep up the good work it'll pay off!
Hey Thanks! No plans on stopping haha! I'm excited to start getting some of the adventure content live this spring/summer.
@@turbodieselxj notifications on! im ready!!
Dude I was totally talking to my buddy a week or so ago about doing a diesel swap on my 98 Jeep, That’s pretty dope!
Watch my videos here and on my other page @keystonecarry. Not an easy process but definitely an awesome finished rig 💪🏻💪🏻
Wow what a beautiful build! I got a 04 WJ in the Quakertown area 👌🏻👋🏻
My brothers and I love these jeeps excited to see more vids from you!
That's crazy I saw a guy jump off that overpass when I was down there fishing. Dude was running from the cops. Gotta love Reading. Lol
The only turbo diesel Mercedes I see for sale around Albuquerque are busted up or expensive. Can't wait to find one for my 92 XJ.
What is that button to start Glow Plug? Just curious. Is there any pictures that could show your Dash with Pillar Gauges, and buttons?
Love the videos man, what color code is on your XJ? Been looking for a gun metal grey almost like color for a while now.
The Color is Granite Crystal. It is a factory option for many Chrysler models so it is easily sourced. Looks good with most Chrysler interiors as well, which is why I chose it for this rig.
Beautiful rig.
Speaking of questions,
What type of fender flares are those?
I think their TJ flares
How did you get the factory tach to work with the diesel?
I’ll do a video on it. Super simple. Although mines glitching out currently 🤣
I want to put a duramax in my MJ but i have to get er on the road first haha
Hey man in the process of doing the same swap how did you get the rpm signal to work do I just run the crank position sensor and that’s it?
What’s the mpg
I still need to do a short video discussing MPG. I get usually 20-22 city currently on 35's and around 24-27 highway. Usually 24. It really depends how I drive. I like hearing the turbo and I don't take it easy, so I don't get the best fuel mileage. That said, it's way better than a 4.0 and more powerful.
@@turbodieselxj its a tdi right? what all has been done to it?
The production of these videos are great and that XJ is sweet. I just bought my own a couple months ago. It's got a 3 inch lift on 31s and I installed new headlights just like yours. Got any good ideas for adding power or must-have additions to the Jeep?
Honestly the easiest and biggest thing you can do if you increased tire size is re-gearing. It is not an inexpensive project, but it's one that is often overlooked. If you are still running stock gears on 31's, dropping to 4.10's or even 4.56's (if you plan on eventually running 33's) will make it feel like a different beast.
My 99 is set up the same, 3" on 31's, IMHO the 2 best things I've done to mine was Kevin's off road track bar bushings and filthy addictions motor and transmission mounts. I haven't changed the gearing yet because I might swap axles soon.
Would you do it for someone else's xj? And for around how much?
What motor is that ? Couldn’t be the 2.5TD
OM617
This is bad ass
🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 fuckin love it, brother
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