Had to do my 97 Cherokee and it’s 75% easier than what the 95 look like. I have a 95 Cherokee I gotta do this to, honestly it looking forward to it lol. Good job man!
@@crop69duster43 thanks dude. Make sure on your ac evap core you keep your probe deal that has I think two wires to it… mine ripped out and the core I ordered was off rock auto and it didn’t come with a new probe hole. My mechanic recommended I find a probe and drill a hole in my box and rest it near the coils. My issue now is finding a probe. Heat works great now but still messing with my ac. Hope your project goes good man!
Im putting mine back together tomorrow. Luckily, the probe came out ofter gours of nervous pulling and prying with lubricant. The wires pulled out a bit but im hoping it still wotks because I cant find another anywhere. Thanks for sharing how valuable the probe is. @PassitOnGarage
You made this look easy! Great video man. THANK YOU. Also have a 95 XJ, and there needs to be more content for the 94-96 XJ's when it comes to the differences with the Heat and AC systems.
Thank you! This is first video that’s actually shown removal of the fresh air box in good detail, and pulling dash off. I have 93, so only difference is the steering wheel column (it has the GM one used in 86-94). I currently don’t have AC , and plan to grab the parts from JY , except that heater core , Evap , and the compressor will likely be new or rebuilt worst case + convert the o rings to use newer refrigerant.
Solid info thank you alot man. Ive got the same year and color xj. Got the interior stripped rn to patch the rust holes then gonna bedline add sound deadner and a new carpet with massbacking. Gonna have to replace my evap core eventually
I’m not 100% about the probe. I’ve been told there should be no issues as the replacement parts don’t come with the probe hole. I still need to take the xj to a shop to go through and charge/clean the ac system.
@@albertbrown4956 not yet, this is my 4th vehicle and not a daily so I have been lazy taking it to the shop for a vac and recharge. I have read on the forums that it has/can caused issues which I am slightly concerned about. I have an appointment with a shop for the end of this month to check it out though.
@@albertbrown4956 hey man. Picking up my xj tonight from my mechanic. He couldn’t get it to run properly without the probe. He called around to dealers and the probe has been discontinued for awhile now. Which is strange because I couldn’t find a core that had one in it. It was recommended that I try and find a spare probe somehow, drill a hole in the box and set the probe between the coils and put silicone around it. I hope yours works better than mine. If I find a way I’ll definitely be posting a video on it
Had to do my 97 Cherokee and it’s 75% easier than what the 95 look like. I have a 95 Cherokee I gotta do this to, honestly it looking forward to it lol. Good job man!
@@crop69duster43 thanks dude. Make sure on your ac evap core you keep your probe deal that has I think two wires to it… mine ripped out and the core I ordered was off rock auto and it didn’t come with a new probe hole. My mechanic recommended I find a probe and drill a hole in my box and rest it near the coils. My issue now is finding a probe. Heat works great now but still messing with my ac. Hope your project goes good man!
Im putting mine back together tomorrow. Luckily, the probe came out ofter gours of nervous pulling and prying with lubricant. The wires pulled out a bit but im hoping it still wotks because I cant find another anywhere. Thanks for sharing how valuable the probe is. @PassitOnGarage
You made this look easy! Great video man. THANK YOU. Also have a 95 XJ, and there needs to be more content for the 94-96 XJ's when it comes to the differences with the Heat and AC systems.
@@cameronsnouffer6029 my best advice is take your time if you can, have some patience and you’ll crush it. Good luck on your project 🤘
Thank you! This is first video that’s actually shown removal of the fresh air box in good detail, and pulling dash off.
I have 93, so only difference is the steering wheel column (it has the GM one used in 86-94).
I currently don’t have AC , and plan to grab the parts from JY , except that heater core , Evap , and the compressor will likely be new or rebuilt worst case + convert the o rings to use newer refrigerant.
Glad it can be of use! Good luck with your project. Don't rush the dash removal if yours is in good shape!
Solid info thank you alot man. Ive got the same year and color xj. Got the interior stripped rn to patch the rust holes then gonna bedline add sound deadner and a new carpet with massbacking. Gonna have to replace my evap core eventually
Glad the video helps! That’s what I need to do is patch a rust hole in my floorboard.
Good work and thanks for your information, i have same problem with my xj 92, how many working hours do you need to reach it?
thanks great job
How did the evaporator work without the probe? Was there any problem or does it work fine
I’m not 100% about the probe. I’ve been told there should be no issues as the replacement parts don’t come with the probe hole. I still need to take the xj to a shop to go through and charge/clean the ac system.
@@PassitOnGarage any update on the probe and the effects of using it or not?
@@albertbrown4956 not yet, this is my 4th vehicle and not a daily so I have been lazy taking it to the shop for a vac and recharge. I have read on the forums that it has/can caused issues which I am slightly concerned about. I have an appointment with a shop for the end of this month to check it out though.
@@albertbrown4956 hey man. Picking up my xj tonight from my mechanic. He couldn’t get it to run properly without the probe. He called around to dealers and the probe has been discontinued for awhile now. Which is strange because I couldn’t find a core that had one in it. It was recommended that I try and find a spare probe somehow, drill a hole in the box and set the probe between the coils and put silicone around it. I hope yours works better than mine. If I find a way I’ll definitely be posting a video on it