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Jeep grand cherokee WJ
Removing the Dashboard in this multi part series!
Anything you need to know about the Dash in a Jeep WJ, you can find it on my Page!
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I’m actually doing this process myself! Your video is helping out a lot!
Thats what i like to hear! Good Luck!
If you need more videos i have a whole playlist on my channel that's all related to removing and rebuilding the dash
@@Motorcycle_ManI had a hell of a time trying to get that cable out that goes under the steering column until I turned the key on the ignition and it came out like butter.
@andrewg.8876 yeah i cant remember if i mentioned in the video that the key needs to be turned
Glad you got it figured out, when its all fixed and done you'll appreciate the jeep that much more 👍👍
@@andrewg.8876 exact same thing happened for me. I’m in the middle of this project and I was FIGHTING that dang cable until something told me to try the ignition.
Great video I used this to remove everything and replace all the guts of my hvac system
Awesome! Im glad my video is serving its intended use!
@@Motorcycle_Man after i finish putting the dash back on, should I go to a shop to have the lines vac tested and refilled? Or try at home?
@shanewiliamjohnson I would definitely take it to a shop.
There they will have all the proper machinery to do all the correct tests and refill procedures.
It may cost a little more, but it's better to go ahead and do it the right way.
I will also be doing this soon. Need to fix check engine light, replace the radio unit, repair the hvac unit & blend door actuators, probably get a new sub assembly.
I love this video, thank you so much!!
Awesome brother I'm glad to hear it!
I'm also really glad this helps you.
I did an entire series on everything a/c Related, here's the playlist link in case you want to check it out
Jeep Dash and Heater Box Series: th-cam.com/play/PLmvQTAueEG62PQ-FvG2-oE48CjEUnsgB_.html
Thanks for your efforts. Good video
Happy to help!
@@Motorcycle_Man mine there was problems getting the dash to unlatch on the passenger side
@walterbrennan7887 yeah it can be tricky to get that part, Good Luck !!
Great video, very helpful
Glad I can Help, Thanks for Watching
You act like you've done this before :-) Great video, very concise and well presented. Almost makes me look forward to doing this job... but not quite lol. Thanks man, super helpful 👍
Extremely glad to hear this, it's all about helping others 😄 you could definitely say I've done this a few times before lol
If you have any questions along the way feel free to ask me in the comments, I check and respond to all of them
I’m doing this right now. Wish me luck
Good Luck!!🤣🤣
Its not bad, i just recommend getting an extra hand when its time to lift out the dash.
th-cam.com/play/PLmvQTAueEG62PQ-FvG2-oE48CjEUnsgB_.html&si=uH1AxvyBoHxUZLuj
Also here's a playlist I made that's everything jeep wj dashboard and ac/heating system related
So far your instructions have made it very easy. That dang cable under the steering wheel at 9:35 which seems to have disconnected easily for you is giving me a really hard fight!
**the key has to be in the ignition to pull this cable out I just figured it out**
Well done! That will be my wife’s reaction when she sees me rip the Jeep apart
Nice detailed vid! I feel for you, lol! I’m trying to figure out what is directly behind the ashtray hole, a harness or duct work? I’m in need of placing (2)3/8” long screws through mine(just a cubby/no ashtray as mine isn’t the V8 model) to mount a bracket to hold my communications radio face plate. The screws will be low in the cubby maybe 1/2” up from the bottom of the cubby. I don’t need to be putting any screws through a harness!
Thanks for watching ! Let me check on my lunch break and I'll get back to you!
@@Motorcycle_Man thanks but I did get it figured out last night! I keep forgetting how poorly our vehicles are built these days and seen another video where that lower dash piece just pulls out/off! There is a harness back there but short screws don’t interfere.
@@desertd2609 hell yeah I'm glad you got it figured out. I was gonna say I think its all wiring harness down that low. After doing the dash 3 times I should of remembered lol
@@Motorcycle_Man man I feel for you!!! I’m pretty mechanically inclined but I wouldn’t do that job 3 times, it would be gone and move onto something else!
@@desertd2609 trust me, I was at my breaking point. 2 DEFECTIVE HEATER CORES! How is that possible... I finally bought the mopar one and was solid
I'm putting the dash back together and I found a 3 prong connector plug right next to the gage cluster just underneath it. I cant for the life of me find where it plugs back into. Any ideas?
Do you have social media?
I have facebook and instagram
Do you wanna send me a picture?
How long does this take like a couple hours?
For me, if I work non stop and I've done it multiple times and know all the tricks I could do it in less than 2 hours, maybe closer to 1.5
Good thing you found that woman!
I'm guessing labor for that job is atleast $500 or more. It's way more than I thought of work.
Boys and girls is correct 😊
Haha Thanks for watching 😄 yes I've heard of labor being as high as $1100 depending on where you go
I recently replaced my blend door actuator and I still hear that noise when my Jeep is off. Almost sounds like it’s coming from the blower motor area. Any thoughts?
The clicking sound you mean?
@@Motorcycle_Man Yes.
@@S_Anaya it could be the blend door is broken or the motor on the backside is broken like i showed in the back
To fix it youd have to take apart the dash.
I have a whole Playlist on how to remove and do everything if you need it
@@Motorcycle_Man Yes, I watched the whole series. Excellent how to! Definitely saved for future reference. Thanks for your replies.
@@S_Anaya very happy to help! Good Luck, and if you have any questions just comment and I'll reply!
Any thoughts on how to fix a non working parking brake? Mine looks like yours, 2003 jeep.grand cherokee inline 6 4.0l limited with all the upgrades from factory. I've put around 5-6k into replacing what feels like everything at this point and I found out recently that it'd cost 1100 to replace the whole ac system; I've also got the drivers window and passenger windows to fix still aswell.
So about the parking brake, have you adjusted it at the back wheel or inspected the shoes? I would start there, only other thing it could be is the cables..
The ac system is a pain in the butt to replace, but definitely worth it.
Also I'm getting ready to post a video on the window Regulators if you need it, they are pretty easy to do
Whats included in the ac system replacement that you mentioned?
@Motorcycle_Man I don't know the name of most of the parts I've replaced off hand I just know where they are. The mini radiator had a hole in the side, the compressor pump in the middle back straight left is cracked on the bottom and then the hose is leaking at the metal.connection point where I had electricians tape wrapped around a cover sheath since I went and replaced all the wire protectors I could reach in the engine bay because they disintegrated
@@rohncarver3585 oh yeah I just did all of those repairs recently on mine, sounds like you need a condenser, a/c compressor and new a/c hoses. Let Me tell you now bro. That's alot of work! But in the end it will feel so nice sitting in the A/C