Hi all

Have a little question, I was putting in a new head gasket, and I noticed that the fuel injector with the sensor wire was actually in cylinder number 2 and not cylinder number 1, it must've been like that for years, as I've had the jeep for 8 years and I've never moved it. My question is, does this cause any issues and should I move it?

A branded kit would probably cost hundreds so any cheap chinese copy that has the angled 4wd adapter would do the job. Get it good and tight then smack the end of the knuckle with a BFH. Try with just a normal ratchet to get it tight and if it won't break free move on to a strong arm. If they've been in for a long time the first movement will come with almighty bang. After that it will get easier.

Anything like this will do...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/BOOMSTART-Universal-Repair-Remover-Installer/dp/B096KFDTXS

Here's a Lisle branded one...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lisle-43620-Joint-Anchor-U-Joint/dp/B000HHV49M

 
Hi guys, my 1st post so if i get this wrong pls advise, i am looking for a reasonably priced, poss from Amazon ball joint press and remover tool kit , any suggestions for a proven kit which works OK. Thanks Phil.

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Cash I believe….

I believe you are correct, although it may be rumours and misdirection.....

Anyone reading this knows the score. Coney green farm, 7/8th September. £60 for the weekend including a £10 raffle ticket.

Cash I believe….

Yes I’ll be there with the raffle as per the norm

Anyone reading this knows the score. Coney green farm, 7/8th September. £60 for the weekend including a £10 raffle ticket.

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Hi
Thanks for the info i will have to check it out and see if its moving or seized up.
Regarding the cause of lost central locking and passenger window operation broken wires seem to be the most common issue if you look on YouTube, but the fuses you mentioned must be a starting point.
I do have a spare door control unit i took from a scrapper a few years ago if the problem is the switches, again seems to be a common problem. I will have to take of the passenger door trim and see anything looks amiss, not so good with electrical things.
List of jobs before winter sets in is getting bigger by the week, change engine oil, replace the anti freeze, power steering oil flush, drivers door hinge pin replacement.
I suppose the jeeps 24 years old now and these things will only become more and more frequent.
Many thanks
Ian

Here's a link to the TJ blend door actuator repair thread. I should have mentioned earlier, that you should find the actuator on the bottom of the HVAC unit, which should be somewhere near the middle of the dash.

https://www.jeepforum.com/threads/hot-air-again-blend-door-actuator-repair.464741/#nested_reply_top_post