FUEL PUMP/FILTER REPLACEMENT (1997-1998 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE)
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- A short refrence video for replacing the fuel pump or fuel filter in the '97 & '98 Jeep Grand cherokee.
1993-'96 Jeep Grand Cherokee Fuel filter replacent:
• JEEP FUEL FILTER REPLA...
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Heres a link to the OEM fuel pump for the 1997 & 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I put this pump in shortly after making this video and it went in effortlessly...
www.ebay.com/itm/Bosch-Fuel-Pump-Module-67649-For-Jeep-Grand-Cheerokee-1997-1998-/382620233199
Nice job, I salute you jeep grand Cherokee fuel tank removal on a hot day on the ground, but there an adapter for the Jack that's sell at harbor freight it attaches to Jack it like a C shaped iron bar that help to bring down fuel tank or heavy object check it harbor freight Jack accessories.
Will your link above work on a 98 5.9 ZJ ??
@@joeyjordan1209 yes
BARRICADE GARAGE thanks.. just ordered.. that’s a great price.. its twice as much most other places..
@@joeyjordan1209 Exactly! Let me know how the install goes
You really are the best ZJ mechanic I’ve seen
Hey just a tip from a fellow zj owner, before you think you have the wrong fuel pump ( I thought I had the wrong one to) its actually spring loaded and when you put the pump in the tank you just have to press down then lock it! You can see buy doing it with the old one! Saved me lots of time and money! Love your videos man super helpful and well put together!
I can’t get it to lock at all how did you do it I can’t get the gasket past the hole in the tank whatsoever
I truly enjoy your videos. You have a great sense of humor and the quality and detail is perfect, for me at least. Shout out to all of the parking lot/driveway mechanics out there. Wrench on!
Just want to put this out there. I have seen so many video tutorials and this has got to be my favorite! The music really helps with the transitioning and the fact that the video shows absolutely everything.
Jacob Thomas Thanks I appreciate that
Hey man good vid. except that fuel pump was spring loaded and would have compressed to the correct height of the fuel tank. should have installed it.
+David McDonald bro I actually know what im doing. This was the wrong part and would not compress enough for the lid to catch the threads because it was designed for a different vehichle.
Thanks for watching
@@barricadegarage5361 demo or it didn't happen.
David McDonald lol
I know this is a old video but honestly barricade garage has the best DIY videos
5:32 I may be wrong but you can see springs at the top of the fuel pump. Those springs aren't on your old pump. I bet you have to push against the springs and force the pump into the tank and screw it down to make it fit. Anyhow, thanks for posting. All the tips you give help. You've kept me from spending a bunch of money at the mechanic shop.
It was just the wrong pump. Heres a link to the OEM fuel pump for the 1997 & 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I put this pump in shortly after making this video and it went in effortlessly...
www.ebay.com/itm/Bosch-Fuel-Pump-Module-67649-For-Jeep-Grand-Cheerokee-1997-1998-/382620233199
@@barricadegarage5361excuse me sir can u help me find oem fuel injector for my 98 xj 4.0 or are 12 holes injector good or just put the 4 holes one? Plz and thank youb
@@nathanmccumber8965 4 is way better.
Your my man for my 97 Grand cherokee zj.
Bevore i had two XJ and one YJ,
now with the ZJ your channel helps me a lot and the style of your videos is cool!
Thumbs up and keep on jeepin 🤙
I can not think you enough!! My son and I followed your instructions step by step and we were able to change out the fuel filter on his jeep !! Thank you, thank you, thank you !! You are our hero 🥰
I come for the comedy but damn, this was a great tutorial. Hopefully I don't have to do the pump but if I do, I know how. Thanks!
FFF/ZJ/001A is the part number for the filter/pressure regulator which is what you see at the top of the unit in this video before pump removal. the one you changed was just a pre-filter for the pickup. when you buy a new pump assembly unit it comes with it. I would recommend always replacing the entire assembly while you have the tank off there is no reason not to but if you want to change the primary fuel filter it is the filter/pressure regulator at the top. edit: in no way do I want to take away from your video I love watching your videos and hope you continue to make them
Great video and thank you for the info. My truck is 248k (year98) nd I think its about time to change my fuel pump before it gives me problems
I am so thankful for your channel.
Very clear and helpful video! Thanks for taking the time to make it!
Cut a hole in the floor-neatly and professionaly- saves about 2 hours
Helpful and hilarious, thanks for the video!
You do a great job explaining your procedures and video editing.
That is one EXPENSIVE tea bag, my brother. Looks like you and I shopped in the same store for girlfriends...who always need some car repair done "on the cheap". I think you're right in changing out the fuel pump the same time you replace the filter. Just wish they put a stupid "in-line" filter like in days of old when this woulda been a cheap and fast repair. Sometime I really thing they go backward in the world of "fix it" or corporations just like making things so difficult and annoying that you have to take it to the dealer for their guys to fix it (where they get paid peanuts for doing the work and the dealership pockets the difference). No matter. GREAT video, and I agree, balance of music and your commentary was just right, and you really explain things so well even a moron like me can understand it. Good job boss. You know, on reflection, does Jeep make an access panel that you wouldn't have had to drop the tank? My son's Toyota and an old BMW I had actually made it so it was easy. I'm gonna have to check that out, because I assumed you checked this first.
Christen Jankowski 1st generation Grand Cherokees ('93-98) did not come with a access panel to the fuel pump. Neither did the second generation Grand Cherokees ('99-2004).
my '96 came with an external fuel filter but for the '97 & '98 ZJ Chrysler decided to put it in the tank and intergrate it with the fuel pump.
whats strange is they decided to go with the external fuel filters again for their WJ (99-'04) model Grand cherokees. theres quite a few modern vehichles that do have a access panel for the fuel pump under the back seat tho.
I appreciate your speedy reply and you just saved me a ton of work searching IF there was an access panel. I figured you had already checked this out, but sometimes I've fallen into the trap and just made an assumption on something only to find out there was a much easier way. You live, you learn (except about girlfriends-I seem to make multiple mistakes in that area, but that's way off topic). Not gonna tackle dropping a tank until I absolutely HAVE to. I miss the simplicity of cars, but you gotta do what you gotta do, and I haven't checked your channel, but you do have a gift for explaining "how to" that others lack, considering you were even doing this in the parking lot. I wish you much success and may you enjoy good and warm, dry weather. I hate being the family mechanic in January, outside.
Christen Jankowski lol I hate being the family mechanic period but hey...
I have a couple ZJs so plenty content here for that and thanks for the support bro
It was my pleasure. You video also was clever...and clever holds ones interest. I actually went back and watched it again. I"m gonna subscribe. You never know when another interesting nugget comes along. Keep up the good work and your mother will be proud of you, if she's not already, (and I suspect she is).
Massive thanks for this video!!. Just replaced the fuel pump on my '98 Jeep Grand Cherokee. If the pump goes again next time I'm just going to cut through the bed instead of dropping the tank.
You're awesome, man! I've used your videos plenty of times for stuff on my ZJ. Thanks for the help!
Great video! I made a mod to my jeep by cutting a hole in the cabin above the fuel filter. No need to drop the tank now!
Thanks, very helpful! Sure appreciate the detail and good explanations.
Dude, AWESOME. I was just given a '95 that has been sitting for a few years, cranks but won't start. probably fuel pump.
You guys are hilarious! And the video was Awesome! Well done
I've done this before, but I need to do it again, because the pump sending unit to the gauge is faulty. However, I'm glad to see this to remind me what I dread having to do again.
Yeah I have a driveway shop too. Great video!
Man i wish he had a 1999 jeep grand Cherokee ladero its kinda the same but a little different but i love my jeep #JEEPNATION,CC
I own a 03 laredo wj, 2.5 lift, watching his videos it's similar to te WJ, only thing I'm not looking forward to is the upper rear control arm..
You are good at making how to videos😀
I have replaced the fuel pump 3 times on my 96 ZJ. I just cut a hole in the floor, so it only takes about 10 minutes Do not try this at home, because the tank is right underneath the floor, so I carefully used a Dremel.
I'm sure its different on every vehicle but i've had a bunch of hondas and when I did the fuel pump on my pilot it had a pre cut hole that I just had to break the welds off of after cutting the carpet. Same process for my civic.
The struggle is real my man...
Great video very helpful
This is a great video, succinct and to the point with real professional ‘how to’ knowledge! What I don’t understand are the 20 idiots who gave this video a thumbs down?!
lmao they probably own xj's or a wrangler
This was very helpful as I'm a beginner! Thank you
if you are actually doing this on your own you are leaps and bounds above at least 85% of the women in America, thanks for being a get er done chick. world needs more
thanks for sharing very helpful video...
I really love my 1998 jeep grand Cherokee and watching your video encourages me to keep it even longer thanks bro...I need to replace my fuel pump too..great job;;;;
richie mansingh I have plenty repair content on my channel that will help with your '98 ZJ. This is an easy and straight forward job but I dont recommend doing it in 100 degree weather like I did in the video. Other than that theres nothing to it but to do it. let me know how it goes and if you have any questions just ask me
@@barricadegarage5361 thanks bro
will do thanks much bro...
Thank y'all for sharing!
Great vid! Very well done!
Wow.. that engine is so clean
Love the cap hook for the fuel tank cap .
Another great and informative video. Glad you weren’t smoking under there! 🤪
Very good job and video!
Yes, Great Video! That looked like dirty and gas smelling fun!
+paul pavlovic lol yup! Theres nothing like replacing a fuel pump outside in 100 degree weather
Thank you for this video.
No problem
Very nice video. Nice job. I have to do mine now.
Doing this job today, you didn't even have to replace the tank straps or fight any really rusty bolts-easy. I just wish the factory had installed the fuel filler hose clamps on the tank where they could be loosened without dropping the tank.
Good job, thanks for the video.
The guy is very impressive.
THANK YOU!
Have a quick question about how long did it take you to do change your fuel pump this will be my first time doing this?
2 hours. It's an easy job tho. You got this bro
And Barricade does it again!
Don't have a cig hanging from your mouth when you guys do this 😏
pal - you have a good style - it's not about wrenching only .....
Thank you
You're welcome - I have a XJ 4.0 - let's stay in touch for more stuff......
lmao did you fall asleep on the ground? and omg not the v8! I'm gonna take it she no longer has it, right? awesome video! great quality and step to step info. I'm dropping the tank on my 96 I6 to see where this fuel leak is coming from.
Hey so the fuel pump equips the fuel filter and the fuel pressure regulator all in one components? So if I replace my fuel pump I replace the filter as well?
Kevin Romero yes. on the 97 & 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee the fuel filter is apart of the fuel pump itself. the fuel filter is located inside the body of the furl pump. what I actually replaced in the video is called the "fuel strainer"
Yoooooo, nice vid bro!
Thanks
I felt your pain (🖕🏽) with the pre-install purchase...bit me in the wallet a couple of times.
nice
So what happened to relieving the pressure?
Hey I first wanna say I always enjoy watching your videos and you really know your mechanical skills. But here in this video the filter is located on top of fuel pump. That's just a prefilter on the bottom. Just figured I would let you know for future reference because i just finished the job and couldn't find any info on the internet about it
FFF/ZJ/001A is the part number for it
I cut the line and put a clear external filter on and called it a day for my zj ;)
Aaron Hollenden good idea
Hey bro sleeper jeep sleeper jeep here.can a bad fuel pump regulater cause it to have a slow start?same jeep
Молодец 👍
What would the correct part number be for a 1997 jeep grand Cherokee limited with the 5.2 V8? I just replaced spark plugs and wires and it's still bucking under acceleration
Phillip Wallace Crown part #5012961AC. my issue was I ordered the one for my '96 ZJ by mistake and the '97-'98 ZJ uses a different pump than earlier models
I have a 1999 4.0L Cherokee XJ sport model. I've been wanting to change the fuel filter for some time now but there IS no fuel filter attached to the under carriage as you would expect all the fuel lines are uninterrupted from engine bay to fuel tank. could it be the same system belonging to the grand Cherokee that you show in your video? Flabbergasted!?
Where did you order the pump it wasn’t righ so I need to know so I don’t do the same
Working with gasoline. Lots of fun.
Broooo... your legit the Sh** man. Great video
Do you have any video on oil pressure sensor replacement?
Had a tough time getting the fuel line connector with the two gray clips apart. Your voice at .25x speed tho.... total movie style ate five too many pot brownies voice
Heads up for next time these fuel pumps are spring loaded and look like they won’t fit. You gotta pretty much force it down.
What are the signs I'm looking for that points towards fuel pump going out?
Checking for proper fuel pressure at the fuel rail with a test kit would be the most direct and effective way, but if you have a 23 year old vehichle and never changed the pump then chances are its not gonna perform like it should. You may experience difficulty starting, loss of power under stress like when driving up a hill and may even hear whining noises from the gas tank area. But in some cases the fuel pump just quits out of the blue with no symptoms leaving you stranded somewhere
@@barricadegarage5361
I have a 97 Grand Cherokee with a 5.2 l. Monday on my way to work the check engine light poped up all of a sudden. I noticed the idling and acceleration is acting weird at low speeds. Its slowly getting worst. I changed the O2 Sensors and still having the same issue. Im getting the code P0132 & P0138. Not sure if its fuel pump or maybe spark plugs....
I have a ZJ mine starts up and everything but when I hit the brake it cuts off what's that
It's freezing here in Toronto
richie mansingh Its freezing down here in DC too. I did this video back in july when it was almost 100 degrees outside
yow anyhow I am taking it to the shop to replace the pump and filter on Thursday also the gas filler neck .thanks for your video
Is there anything you HAVEN'T done on that Jeep??
Band excellent videos thank you so much I'm partially blind but I used to be able to change the water pump on my woman's 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited Live out in California I was trying to beat the snow and rain so I was pretty much at it for 24 hours straight She had some bozo company supposed to be replaced with water pump 2 years ago less than 300 miles on the vehicle now and The serpentine belt kept throwing relaxed though pulling on the water pump had almost an inch and a 1/2 play left right up-and-down Job went perfect except one last thing I forgot where I put the bolts that separated the clutch fan clutch from the Van Any idea where picked up those unique bolts Sorry about any miss Bellingham I used to talk to text cause I can't see the keyboard again thank you very much videos are awesome
Haha yep... I'm gonna hate this job.... I think mine is going out she is spitting and sputtering at acceleration....
Do you need to remove the gas tank if you just need to replace the fuel filter??
Yes
Thanks! I need to replace mine and needed to figure if there was a way around it
@@popechadwickbongwaterfortn5668 there is no way around it. Youll feel good about saying you dropped your gas tank when its all said and done tho
BARRICADE GARAGE thanks man I appreciate the help! And It will be more experience too
You 2 are funny. Just like a woman. "Don't want me to put the tools up".. dam right your lose them ahha
Came here from your CAT. Vid. LMAO SON, Man I did the same damn thing buy parts figure they'll fit, have them for months then find out, I"M FUKED. Women DO NOT REALIZE HOW MUCH MONEY YOU JUST SAVED THERE ASS, SO YOU BETTER GET SOME ASS !! HELL EVEN THAT SOMETIMES ISN'T ENOUGH YA KNOW ? That is a bitch of a job & the ASSHOLES who decided to put it there should be PUT IN A ROOM WITH 50 FREGGIN PISSED OFF PIT BULLS BROTHER. HEY MAN I SUBSCRIBED, YOU HAVE SOME OF THE BEST JEEP VIDS. ON THE TUBE + LMAO I'M SORRY FOR THAT, BUT I KNOW HOW IT BE YA KNOW ? I use to really like working on cars but shit these newer cars IT'S LIKE A BAD ASS JOB SO YOU PUT IT OFF & PUT IT OFF, I FEEL YA BRO. Have a good one & KEEP HER HAPPY SON, I LOST MY WOMAN TO SUICIDE, 33 YEARS MARRIED IN High School, NEVER SEEN THAT SHIT COMING, NOW IT'S JUST ME & THE DOGS. THANKS FOR THE LAUGHS I DON'T DO THAT MUCH ANY MORE, THANKS BG.
WOW! An actual valid reason to wear a mask! Haha
We’re did you get the fuel filter at
that one guy Rockauto.com..
I actually ordered the wrong one. I needed one for the '97 and got one for a '96
BARRICADE GARAGE ok thanks I’m about to change mine
that one guy the '97 and '98 only have a fuel pump because the filter is integrated into the pump. its a little different for earlier models so make sure you get the right part
BARRICADE GARAGE ok thanks didn’t know that I have 97
that one guy check out the video I did for the '96 and earlier models.
th-cam.com/video/8STWgDUc8cY/w-d-xo.html
any questions you have just ask and let me know how it goes
Aye bro hmu gotta come meet you some time lol I watch all your videos 😂 💯
im going in thru the back floor. im gonna drill holes till i can spot the regulator then ill cut a big X, peel it open, replace the part then push the flaps back into position and seal it all with glue. put the carpet back down and no one will know the difference.
You forgot to release the pressure from the shreader valve on the fuel rail.
'97 & '98 have no pressure valve on the rail. This is why I showed you the professional way to do it
That sounds like my wife 😂
Good shit my nigga. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏 I subscribed... If youre still doing videos. I would love to edit them and / or provide you compositions for background music. Will even make you something specific (like your signature music). I actually would LIKE to do this for you. Just lmk, my brother... and thanks again. Super informative! About to change my shit now.
Where would the fuel pressure regulator be on a 94 grand? Is it in the pump?
Its going to be located on the fuel rail, drivers side by the fire wall
@@barricadegarage5361 Thanks man! I love your content and your no bullshit videos! you deserve way more jeep subscribers!!
@@barricadegarage5361 really my 95 has in the fuel pum
Should change fuel pump wire in the tank or clean them, when they rust they give loss of fuel pump currents,
what fuel pump wire?
@@barricadegarage5361 the one that connect to fuel and connect to module , those usually rust on each end and barely give power toward the pump and make the vehicle bug down until it smoke and shut down.
501thunderbolt do you own a ZJ bro?
@@barricadegarage5361 yes I actually have a video where as I drop my tank and change the fuel pump but I wasn't really focusing on those wire I'm telling u about. I own a 95 5.2 v8
@@barricadegarage5361 this my fuel tank drop video th-cam.com/video/zHfP0AIyXlk/w-d-xo.html
you could of dismantled the housing and changed the pump itself and have a new pump on that jeep dude
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That was a noisy removal lmao
I just installed a new fuel pump in my 1998 GC ZJ exactly like the one you attempted to install. Your new fuel pump is the correct one for that vehicle, part number 67649. These fuel pumps are spring loaded so you needed to press it down so it fits tightly in the tank. Then you can screw on the retaining cap. I do like the larger filters on the new Bosch units.
+Mark Dominey I know exactly what im doing when im making these videos so i know these fuel pumps are spring loaded but the one I was trying to install was NOT for this Jeep and would not compress far enough to fit the tank. I have since installed a bosch unit that went in with no problems. I have 3 ZJs and have done this job multiple times and know know my way around these Jeeps well. Keep watching my channel and learn something. Thanks for watching👍
Well done who is the best boyfriend in the world?????
2:44 you a funny dude huh lol
дружище, вырежи лючок в полу багажника над топливной колбой и будет тебе счастье)
My 96 has 166,000 I only added 2,000
My fuel pump is underneath the back seat. Yota power suck it lol.
those pumps compress so it will fit different tanks!!! ,,,,,,, just thought I might let you know!! so,,, the pump you have will probably have fit! just sayin
Yeah... I'm cutting an access panel instead :P I hope your GF treats you nice, you deserve some brain for days for this job, anyway you like it!
All this for a fn fuel filter? Holy shit. Why did chrysler do this? fuck 😬
i cheated . wrapped carpet in the back and cut floor . now i have easy access door to my fuel pump at any time .