I took my carpet out of my 96XJ to repair some minor damage from rust on the floor pans. While I had the carpet removed, I took the opportunity while I had access to apply fluid film to the bolt holes for the seats and seatbelts etc. Then I used Noico butyl sound deadener from Russia. I did the area between the headliner and the roof as well. Made a huge difference with road noise. I ultimately reinstalled the carpet, but I may end up replacing it.
Brother, Awesome Rig great job on everything and Love the Rims! Your Lady is AMAZING and Beautiful you better put a ring on her Finger!!! Best Regards!
Look up Por15 as a coating for your seats under carriage and floor boards (I know you already covered the floor boards), Also for the underside of the vehicle . Center console on the dash with the radio, there is a double din upgrade for the 97-01 Cherokee. Allows you to install a 7" multimedia head unit. Your XJ is coming along nicely. The Lady sure has a giggle.
I am on the same way of getting my XJ better and newer (restoring)! Nice job!!! ike those Quadratec mats, but shipping the, here to Kazakhstan is double price of the mats )
If you plan on keeping this cherokee for a long time I would plan on removing the interior and removing all the factory seam sealer I can tell you have rust underneath it. I've done a few it's almost like the factory seam sealer absorbs water it's weird it smells musty like there's moisture in the seam sealer when you remove it. What I usually do is use an angle grinder with a heavy wire brush and that tears through it then a sharp chisel and cone style wire brush on a die grinder or even a drill for the corners. Then I use a 2k primer on top after the rust repair and then nice 2 part 3m seam sealer like the controlled flow and heavy bodied sealer it takes a lot to replicate the factory it's expensive but very nice when it's done. Then I use a 2k paint on the floors when done. Please don't do bedliner it holds moisture underneath it, it's like a rubber film and water gets between it and the floor I've seen multiple jeeps and truck beds with this issue.
Great video! This is next on our XJ build. Quick question, I may have missed it but did you need to use any adhesive when applying carpet to the floor. Definitely following this one. I'm restoring my Mom's 92 xj.
I got 2 rolls that were 36sqft each. The first one covered pretty much everything except the wheel wells. I would estimate I used around 40-45sqft after covering those and filling in some small gaps. I’m planning to use the rest of the second roll when I do the headliner.
That's beyond a little surface rust. What you needed to do was get a damn power drill with a wire cup brush & a plethora of toxic solvents. That's going to come back to haunt you & you're not going to know it till it's too late because you masked it up with the insulation deadner.
Great job on the jeep so far. Like watching other people bring these things to life as well. One question what’s your camera set up I’d like the quality of the footage you’re shooting if you don’t mind me asking?
Great video! The rust on the passenger side can be from a number of things; water leaking in from the firewall seems to be a common problem for late model XJs. Check out IDGAXJ - Simple Overlander for what his problem was. th-cam.com/video/vgQAx_Y7pas/w-d-xo.html
ps - on the far outside passenger side there is a drain passage way on the inside cowl tray...it usually gets blocked but you can sometimes unclog it with high pressure and a coat hanger..if you go from the bottom up..by bottom i mean inside the fender well... i discovered this after i had already cut my cowl open...there is a seam on the inside of the firewall on the blower motor that when that drain passage gets clogged backs up over the top of that seam and leaks inside to the floor board...try that before cutting your cowl open..
Thank you! That’s a cool channel. I will have to check out my firewall. It also dawned on me that some of it may have came from the passenger rear window. When I got the jeep the regulator was broken and the window was always sliding down. I fixed it but I’m thinking maybe some rain had gotten in over time.
Forgive me not being a jerk and i'm 2 years late here but in this situation you should be using phosphoric acid on the rust at makes rust turn black and become inert then you coat it. Just painting over the top of the rust is the worst thing you can do.
I love the Jeep emblems you made.
Love the jeep series. The Cherokee would look super good with tinted windows!
Jeep is coming along nicely! Keep up the work and the videos
Wow, great job! Looks amazing and so fresh 👌
Thanks for the link to the floor mats they are an awesome insurance policy
The steel wheels look great!
Loving the Jeep videos! Im trying to get myself an XJ so just been watching videos on TH-cam lol. 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks! That sounds pretty familiar haha
Do It!!
Very nice job guys! Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
@@srector3 so what happened? Guessing you sold it?
I took my carpet out of my 96XJ to repair some minor damage from rust on the floor pans. While I had the carpet removed, I took the opportunity while I had access to apply fluid film to the bolt holes for the seats and seatbelts etc. Then I used Noico butyl sound deadener from Russia. I did the area between the headliner and the roof as well. Made a huge difference with road noise. I ultimately reinstalled the carpet, but I may end up replacing it.
I'm also restoring my 94 xj. A lot of rust in the floor. Using Fluid Film as well to stop and protect for rusting.
Could you post that Jeep logo replacement for the Quadratec mats?
Awesome work man. Those jeep badges for the mats are awesome. Might have to print some up myself as my rugged ridge logos fell off mine.
Those camera shots are awesome! Nice job!
Brother, Awesome Rig great job on everything and Love the Rims! Your Lady is AMAZING and Beautiful you better put a ring on her Finger!!! Best Regards!
Great job guys !
Looking good.
Look up Por15 as a coating for your seats under carriage and floor boards (I know you already covered the floor boards), Also for the underside of the vehicle . Center console on the dash with the radio, there is a double din upgrade for the 97-01 Cherokee. Allows you to install a 7" multimedia head unit. Your XJ is coming along nicely. The Lady sure has a giggle.
Loving the Jeep emblems. Wondering if you could share the print file or make them available some how. So much better looking than the quadratec ones.
I am on the same way of getting my XJ better and newer (restoring)! Nice job!!! ike those Quadratec mats, but shipping the, here to Kazakhstan is double price of the mats )
I like the "new" factory steel wheels much better. making me consider using a set I have myself
Awesome video bro! The steel wheels look better in my opinion. Curious if you could share the print file for the mat logos?
If you plan on keeping this cherokee for a long time I would plan on removing the interior and removing all the factory seam sealer I can tell you have rust underneath it. I've done a few it's almost like the factory seam sealer absorbs water it's weird it smells musty like there's moisture in the seam sealer when you remove it. What I usually do is use an angle grinder with a heavy wire brush and that tears through it then a sharp chisel and cone style wire brush on a die grinder or even a drill for the corners. Then I use a 2k primer on top after the rust repair and then nice 2 part 3m seam sealer like the controlled flow and heavy bodied sealer it takes a lot to replicate the factory it's expensive but very nice when it's done. Then I use a 2k paint on the floors when done. Please don't do bedliner it holds moisture underneath it, it's like a rubber film and water gets between it and the floor I've seen multiple jeeps and truck beds with this issue.
YEP Your screwed. Got the XJ bug. I own 4 and always upgrading and building.
Definitely like the new wheels more they suit the xj
can i get the measurements for the jeep 3d prints somewhere ? love it
Still waiting part 5!!
You arent going to make anymore XJ videos?
Next u need to install a set of amazon aftermarket headlights I know how badly the original ones perform 😣
Great video! This is next on our XJ build. Quick question, I may have missed it but did you need to use any adhesive when applying carpet to the floor. Definitely following this one. I'm restoring my Mom's 92 xj.
How many square feet did you need to use to cover the floor in insulation?
I got 2 rolls that were 36sqft each. The first one covered pretty much everything except the wheel wells. I would estimate I used around 40-45sqft after covering those and filling in some small gaps. I’m planning to use the rest of the second roll when I do the headliner.
Not doing anymore XJ videos?
Why did you stop posting videos of your xj?
That's beyond a little surface rust. What you needed to do was get a damn power drill with a wire cup brush & a plethora of toxic solvents. That's going to come back to haunt you & you're not going to know it till it's too late because you masked it up with the insulation deadner.
i mean it’s not like the jeeps life is over. all it takes is a welder n some sheet metal if the frame is alright that is
Great job on the jeep so far. Like watching other people bring these things to life as well. One question what’s your camera set up I’d like the quality of the footage you’re shooting if you don’t mind me asking?
Please where can I buy those jeep emblems your website doesn’t work. I’ll pay you through PayPal for them.
Great video! The rust on the passenger side can be from a number of things; water leaking in from the firewall seems to be a common problem for late model XJs. Check out IDGAXJ - Simple Overlander for what his problem was.
th-cam.com/video/vgQAx_Y7pas/w-d-xo.html
ps - on the far outside passenger side there is a drain passage way on the inside cowl tray...it usually gets blocked but you can sometimes unclog it with high pressure and a coat hanger..if you go from the bottom up..by bottom i mean inside the fender well... i discovered this after i had already cut my cowl open...there is a seam on the inside of the firewall on the blower motor that when that drain passage gets clogged backs up over the top of that seam and leaks inside to the floor board...try that before cutting your cowl open..
Thank you! That’s a cool channel. I will have to check out my firewall. It also dawned on me that some of it may have came from the passenger rear window. When I got the jeep the regulator was broken and the window was always sliding down. I fixed it but I’m thinking maybe some rain had gotten in over time.
@@smcfall2 great info! I’ll have to look into it when I get a chance
@@smcfall2 That's what happened with mine. A coat hanger solved the problem.
I sent you a dm on Instagram. I would love to hear back from you.
Forgive me not being a jerk and i'm 2 years late here but in this situation you should be using phosphoric acid on the rust at makes rust turn black and become inert then you coat it. Just painting over the top of the rust is the worst thing you can do.
Your girlfriend beautiful 😜