GIVING AWAY MY OEM JEEP PARTS! WHAT IS NEXT FOR THE JEEP?
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Welcome to another Vehicle Tribe video! I went to a jeep meet yesterday here in Miami and It was great to see another Jeep XJ with a 4 link (IronRock Offroad) on 37s. Hopefully, I can do something like that in the future.
Also, I have some OEM parts that I am not using anymore, in case you guys are interested! I still have my RC shocks, OEM fender flares and front bumper for grabs (Local Preferred)
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Its a vacuum canister for your HVAC system to work properly. I relocated mine on the passenger side fire wall and zip tied in place. Fits perfectly under some AC stuff and out of the way.
OutJeeping got it! Honestly my HVAC is working just fine 🤷🏻♂️ can’t find anything wrong with it. But I’ll just reinstall it just to be safe. Thank you
Damn love the rims on your jeep too lol.
OutJeeping haha there are a little old fashioned but I like them, specially the fact that they are 12 wides with a lot of backspacing 👍🏻 hard to find these nowadays
Zip tie that canister somewhere in the jeep and get some vacuum hose connections to reattach the hose. They sell assortment packs at any autoparts store. Gets your cruise control and AC working.
I used a vac canister out of a 97 chevy s10 when I ditched the stock bumper. It will fit in the passenger side inner fender next to the battery with minor trimming.
It is a vacuum canister yes
Jeepster Dylan thank you
My brother needs the front bumper and bumper ends. its his first car same as yours ps5 XJ still have them?
colt38superlapatria yeah
How much you think will it be to ship them to Phoenix AZ
I have that same exact 3 link in the front of that xj, cavfab alpha series. Also have their OTA tb and steering. Great stuff but took 3 months to get all my parts after they told me it would only take a week to ship them out
psamma21 man that’s sucks I hate when companies do that
Good looking jeep new subscriber here
The Bearded Jeeper thank you man!
VehicleTribe no problem always looking to help out fellow jeep youtubers
I'm not sure how I came across this channel/video.....but as a fellow XJ owner/lover myself.....CHEERS!
For the circular canister, if you haven't figured it out already, it essentially stores vacuum so that there is always some available to drive the accessories on that line when there is low vacuum pressure in the engine, such as AC or cruise control. Not something that's detrimental, but you will notice small symptoms of not having it.
It looks like your on the East Coast so you might be dealing with mud rather than rocks, but before you buy anything else...pay for someone to weld on some frame stiffeners. I kid you not, you will regret it in the long run if you don't. This jeep looks like it has a straight body and clean paint with no rust. Over time you WILL twist the unibody up and will have door issues and appearance issues.
Cherokee XJ's need that frame stiffened also for stability. Lifting her up and flexing her without it leads to long-term issues. Often times owners don't stiffen the unibody rails and beat the shit out of the XJ until it's time to buy a new one since you can't replace the body. So, if you want to keep this specific XJ, get some frame stiffeners and get them on ASAP. Then you can beat it up and replace doors as you get dents...like mine, lol!
I just finished my XJ with frame stiffeners, 4-link rear to a D60-locked with a coilover conversion. 3-link front to a D44-locked with a coilover conversion, a custom cross-member to support the links, and a skid-plate from the cross-member to oil pan...all sitting on 35's. If you're going to jump up to 37's it is CRUCIAL that you upgrade front + rear axles to at least a D44. If you go with the D44, it isn't recommended to run the 37s without upgrading the shafts, u-joints, and ball joints up front and upgrade the shafts in the rear. On 37s with a D44, selectable lockers is ideal cause you can turn them off in sections that are causing increased strain on the shafts + u-joints with the 37s.
Here is what I'd due before you spend/waste money on stuff that you'll end up replacing in the near future. Especially since it sounds like you wanna link her up. It's easy to get carried away with cosmetic and creature comfort upgrades.
(1) Plate the frame. Companies like RuffStuff Specialties make a great front kit. Be sure to plate front to rear though.
(2) If you have money to spend, buy new axles front and rear (D60 pref., but D44 are just fine on 35s).
(3) Build the axles up: E-locker/ARB locker in the front and a detroit in the rear. 4130 axle shafts. CTM u-joints...these are the most durable u-joints on the market and well worth the cost.
(4) You're ready to link. You can do it in two stages (rear -> front or front -> rear) if money is an issue. 4-link in the rear and 3-link in the front has great road manners. I cruise down the freeway at any speed like a straight bullet. If you want to go coilovers, the time to do it is when your linking the rig.
(5) Beefy drivelines
(6) If you rock the D44, throw 35s on her....37s if you have the balls. If you rock the D60, get crazy with it.
(7) A great upgrade is hydro-assist stearing. This will give you less resistance when the front axle is in a bind. You can do it cheap as well.
New subscriber here. Sorry for the long post. I love XJ builds too much.
If you want to check out my XJ build head over to my instagram: instagram.com/p/BryEfuJAtVf/
If you got questions on the XJ, send me a DM. We all have gremlins in our Jeeps. Right now, they're in the electrical system...
Brad Popwell thank you so much for this! Really appreciate the advise 👍🏻. I’ll check your Instagram.
@@VehicleTribe No problem my friend.
The link was to a specific post on my instagram with the build.
100% not a content creator so the rest of my instagram will be disappointing haha!
Good luck! Like I said, reach out if you have questions.
How much for the front bumper and bumper ends
How much for shipping to new jersey??? I need shocks
Jesse H sorry they are gone.
I read some forums said it’s used for ac controls and cruise control I think
If your front bumper end pieces are available I’ll take them?
The vacum ball is for your cruise control
Do you still have the rough country shocks?
No, I gave them away.
I've just seen that my shocks are leaking so this is no coïncident that you are willing to send them to me. Please send them I will pay for the shipping costs..
Arjan Wilhelm hey man, someone already contacted me about the shocks.
@@VehicleTribe No problem! Love you're video"s by the way..
Arjan Wilhelm thank you
got any more oem parta
Youre giving away this stuff? If so that bumber looks mighty fine
Fynn Napier for now I’m giving away the shocks for now, the front bumper and the fender flares I’ll let them go for a fair price.
What’s the price your asking
Jesus Gutierrez I can take 50 for the bumper plus the two plastic bumper ends.
Hey how much is the shipping for the shocks just bought an xj and need a lift
Kj Figueroa hey, someone already contacted me about the shocks
It's vacuum ball, it connects to your ac heater controls
neva mind ok so nothing to worry about
When I took mine out my hvac was forever stuck in the position I had it in and my cruise was inoperable
David Vaughan really? Mine is fine so far, and the cruise control works perfect
@@1115joev my cruise control along with my HVAC controls stop working after a plastic vacuum line broke, the line broke just inside the firewall, it was a pain to fix
I took mine off and I had HVAC issues. Reconnect and put it in the engine bay! I put mine in between the airbed and the grill
Hey I really need some new shocks for my xj
I want the socks for my jeep xj in the Gambia my I have a friend in Washington State you can send it to, I will pay for the shipment he will sent to me by cargo
pa modou Sawaneh hey, someone already ask me for them
I’ll pay for the shipping for the shocks
Carson Urban someone already contacted me but I’ll let you know if he change his mind 👍🏻
VehicleTribe okay just let me know I could really use them my shocks went out
You should go with a long arm set up upfront for a smoother ride....
Dan Hambrick yeah I was looking into that