Piece of advice for those with rusty nuts and bolts near the fuel tank - buy a magnetic induction tool. They are like $180. Heats up that fuel tank strap nut cherry red with ZERO flame and zero sparks in about 30 seconds. Also, if you search the internet, new strap bolts are like $9 for a pair if you buy the ones made for battery clamps but are nearly identical.
Very often it's your crankshaft position sensor. When they start to go, they quit working when they get hot. It's an $80-$110 part that isn't that difficult to replace. Hope this helps.
I haven’t had too much of a problem. The bilstein shocks all around make the ride pretty comfortable. Its also nice to be a bit more stable because I don’t run sway bars
I could not effing believe it when you put a rag under the fuel rail to catch the gas, like it's gonna make the engine bay dirty or something. Please buy a garden hose and clean it once in a while. Sweet Jesus.
There's a removal tool available for the plastic ring that holds the fuel pump in the tank. It costs about $30 and is a life saver.
Def wasn't the Jeeps fault haha. Tool cost bout as much as the ring so its worth.
What’s the tool called?
@@isaakvalenzuela2706 Try doing a search for fuel pump retaining ring wrench.
Piece of advice for those with rusty nuts and bolts near the fuel tank - buy a magnetic induction tool. They are like $180. Heats up that fuel tank strap nut cherry red with ZERO flame and zero sparks in about 30 seconds.
Also, if you search the internet, new strap bolts are like $9 for a pair if you buy the ones made for battery clamps but are nearly identical.
This is not a 91' plastic tank too! That's like my ZJ. To mount pump and plastic fuel cell!
Very informative. Thanks bud. Liked and sub'd. Also. Need to tackle this project asap
Awesome video man
Oh...it's a 92' who is my 91' set up different? Even the pcv is different!
Thank you for this video! I'm about to get my jeep done now! Quick question tho.... you doing that messy work in yeezys bro? You crazy =P
my jeep has been dieing after running for about an hour. I thought it was an overheating thing but thats not it, so now its onto this.
Good luck! Hope the video helps a bit!
Very often it's your crankshaft position sensor. When they start to go, they quit working when they get hot. It's an $80-$110 part that isn't that difficult to replace. Hope this helps.
What year is this!
isn't your rear suspension stiff with all those leafs? i had to remove 2 from mine to make it run smooth
I haven’t had too much of a problem. The bilstein shocks all around make the ride pretty comfortable. Its also nice to be a bit more stable because I don’t run sway bars
Great video, you still have the Jeep?
I do!
I could not effing believe it when you put a rag under the fuel rail to catch the gas, like it's gonna make the engine bay dirty or something. Please buy a garden hose and clean it once in a while. Sweet Jesus.