The giveaway Winner has been chosen! Congratulations Andrew Hurst! Thank you all for the amazing comments, this was a really hard decision to make. I may have to have more giveaways in the future!
Could definitely use a set of headlights for my 98 XJ. I have the K suspension wiring in the mail. Didn't get the headlights yet though. Slow but you're only have a 3-inch lift for now going to go to a 4.5 Rusty kit and a set of 35. Going to be in my winter project. Thanks a lot for the chance
I believe in the 99, 98 for second chose. Last year of the 0630 head and hp dana 30. Has the new intake manifold, new injector style, shorter roof rack system, vacuum actuated HVAC blend door system.
@@OutJeeping Ah yes the 99. The things I dont like about the 99 are both the intake manifold as well as the new injectors. The intake manifold has the tendency to collect debris around cylinder #3. This has been the culprit to many engine fires. The new skinny sparkplugs are prone to heat soak. Jeeps fix was to wrap them in insulation because it was cheap. Had they reverted back to the old plug (and made them 3 hole) everything whould have been so much better. What I do like about the 99 over the 98 is the split design of the exhaust manifold. They seem to crack a lot less.
@@ColoradoMoe actually the 2000 and newer Cherokees had the split exhaust manifold design. I have heard that very late 99 models had that as well but I have never seen any in person. Mine still has the one piece header design. And with that split manifold design and often came with pre catalytic converters which came with its own set of issues primarily with the heat soak. But with the 99 model I have the smaller injector body does not have any heat soak issues, and I've never ran into any engine fires LOL. But yet I keep my engine bay looking clean and wash it at least once a year.
@@OutJeeping I love dumb XJ facts lol. The 99 I had must have been a late production because it had the split design. When I bought it there was oil soaked debris by cylinder #3. I too keep my engine bay clean, sometimes it's cleaner than my interior. I still hold that both injector designs are absolute trash. The first thing I do to my XJs when I get them is an upgrade to the 12 hole injectors. Most of my jeeps still run 6 hole injectors but that's all there was back then. As far as the intake manifold argument well... I have yet to see any hard numbers that prove that it makes more power but it sure is prettier. If I was to port match my manifold I guess I would pickup a newer style but out of the box, no.
Your videos have helped with EVERYTHING I have done to my 2000 2WD so far! From the oil sending unit, to the AC compressor and fan clutch, your videos are always so clear cut, informative and help me get everything done that I need to. I knew NOTHING about cars when I first bought my Jeep, and now because of you and your channel, I'm able to a lot of the issues my Jeep has myself without always having to run to my mechanic an hour away and spending hundreds of dollars for him to fix it. These headlights would benefit me greatly as my current headlights are burning out, you can barely see at night with them, and my XJ is my daily driver as I am an independent contractor. I plan on passing this Jeep down to my younger brother in 2 years once he graduates (he doesn't know, its a secret), and my family and I want to turn it into a rock crawler for him that he can build and flip the drivetrain on. I'm so thankful for you and your channel and I'm always so excited to watch your videos. (Posted it here because I realized I put it in the wrong spot. 🤦)
Good evening. I replaced my IAC and tps sensor over the weekend and Its still idling at 1000-1100 rpms. Before replacing the sensors, my 2000 xj 4.0 had a fluctuating rpm at idle between 750 and 900 rpm’s . So I cleaned the throttle body and IAC and reinstalled it. I did remove the IAC valve body from the throttle body itself, to find out the gasket isn’t made anymore. So upon getting 50/50 info on forums, I used rtv to make a very very thin seal. I then got the high idle. It then threw codes. So I replaced the two sensors, and that’s when the high idle started. I reset the pcm before starting the jeep. The jeep came to operating temperature and I drove it over 40mph for over ten minutes. I also recently smoked my evap system. So no known evap leaks. I looked over the intake where I was working to make sure no evap lines came loose or cracked. I found nothing. Other than the rtv used, what else could be causing the high idle still. I did get some rubber-fiber gasket paper to replace the rtv. I’ll be doing that very soon. Any advice would be helpful.
Me and my son are working on 95 xj 2 door and we see all you videos just to replace some parts or entertainment and have helps alot man thanks, those lights will loock sick on or jeep thanks
I needed a vehicle and a old lady next door had a 99 cherokee limited 4.0 aw-4 in red just like the one in your videos for a long time that my dad tried buying many times and she eventually wanted to upgrade so I got money together best I could in high school and I put a 3 inch short arms lift on it and have took it everywhere it would take me. I bought a 95 4.0 as well to repay my dad for letting me get the Jeep he wanted and me and him are building both jeeps as a father and son project to wheel together. His jeep really needs headlights but budget is tight with corona going on and I think these would put a smile on his face. I have always been a mechanic since I was 13 (built an engine at 15) and this channel really helped me learn things that I didn't know about jeeps. I learned enough that a jeep shop job opened up and I took it to farther expand my Jeep knowledge. But even on the job I needed some help and guess who's channel I turned to for tutorials. I worked with this shop till it went under. My love for jeeps started with you're videos and has helped me and my dad so much and we continue to learn more about jeeping. We hope to see many more videos and enjoy the love of wheeling together soon. I am trying to save up for frame stiffeners and going 7075 aluminum wj steering and long arms on 4.5 inches of lift and my dad's is gonna be a 4.5 inch short arms. Thank you for the awesome videos and please continue to help us jeepers out by helping us learn more.
I got my first Xj in February this year halfway through paramedic academy as a replacement for my dodge pickup daily since it started throwing codes. Unfortunately the guy I bought it from was very skeevy, turned off some warning lights and such and on the 2 hour drive home it broke down, and of course when I called him about it he cussed me out. So anyways a simple commuter turned into a real pain in my a**. So I didnt really have a choice but to slowly fix it up, which is how I found your channel! Your videos are so complete and concise I can have it playing in real time next to me while I copy it on my own jeep. Im happy to say though once i got it running well and smoged its been a joy to work on and I've given it some decent offroading capability in the course of it all. Finally trusted it to take up to the locals trails and she's running like a dream for now.. besides the fact that the headlights aren't sealed!! The left one finally dried out but the right one still has water in it. I wired up a couple pod lights for now but a new pair of headlights would be perfect!
I just bought my first xj about a month ago, within that month I’ve already put in a new piston, replaced the exhaust manifold (thanks to you btw) and already had to figure out why it was cranking and cranking and not starting. I’d be blessed to win these headlights since I already broke my light bar before I really even got to use it. Thanks!
My jeep is a ’93 XJ country model. It started off 2WD and I converted it to a 4WD, lifted it 3”, and stuck some 31” tires under it (saving up for 33s). It’s my first car and I love it, but it sure does keep me busy. I’d love those headlighrs because my stock lights aren’t very bright and when offroading at night it’s a bit hard to see, especially at normal driving speeds on dirt roads when potholes can pop out of nowhere. There’s also a lot of deer around here that like to run out into the road at night. Your videos are some of my favorite to watch when I can’t work on my jeep because they’re really educational and entertaining, especially when it’s about a part I need to replace on my own XJ.
Bought my 2000 XJ 5 years ago for a new daily, it quickly became a project after seeing all the mods out there, and when I got into some trouble shooting issues I always hit up UA-cam first, and it seemed that your channel always popped up, you always have a video that is a common issue with the XJ and I cant tell you how much money and headache you have saved me over these years, Thanks for keeping the channel going!
It's been working on my Jeep with my father, even though I don't speak English, your videos have been very helpful they are easy to understand, from service to transmission, Transfer, engine, suspension, u joints, seals, diffs, valla joints, etc.... All very well explained, thank you !!!
I purchased a 1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ and I’m new to Jeeps. Basically, thanks to you and your videos I’ve been watching your videos to help me with updating my Jeep, from fluids, tuneup, to the suspension and a 4.5 inch lift kit I installed 2 weeks ago, your simple but instructional videos have helped me update it little by little, I will be doing the headliner and visor with the help of the two videos you made. I just purchased a tps sensor too after watching because my car has a slight surge and think it might be the TPS sensor. My favorite Jeep UA-cam channel. Thanks for your videos I appreciate them.
Yo, my name is Thomas and I’ve got a 91 xj. I bought it a few months back for 600 from some guy in the middle of the woods. He listed it saying it had a bad transmission which was perfect since I’m going to swap an ax15 into it, but as we were looking over it, we realized it had a bad head gasket as well. This didn’t surprise though since it has close to 300k miles. I’m going to the junkyard this coming week to see if I can find some Dana 44s or 60s maybe even a transmission. I also plan on getting these sick fender flares to widen the fender flares out by 2 1/2 front and back, and about 3 up. That’s all my current budget allows for but my future plans are to get it painted a nice dark silvery grey and the flares a matte or flat black. I’m also going to be getting a diy bumper with wench carrier and a stinger. Still gotta practice my welding for that though lol. Back to the fenders, I thinking of rhino lining them but I haven’t decided 100 percent yet on that. The cool part with them widening them so much is I can have a lower center of gravity instead of going all the way to a 8 inch lift to fit 38s. It will also give me the exact look I’m going for which is aggressive and high but not in the sky, high. After I get my axles, trans, lift and paint done I plan on putting an upgraded audio system in it with 2 pairs of component and tweeter speakers and a 12 inch sub by JL. having these headlights will give a broke college student 1 less thing he has to buy, and these headlights would look awesome once I get my Jeep looking cosmetically good. I’ve used yours and many other jeep channels guides to help me learn and understand what I’m doing and all I can say is thanks and keep up the amazing content!
I received my 99 xj from my grandparents when I turned 16 a few months ago and one of my first projects was to replace the headliner that was sagging. That was where I first found your channel, the clear and concise instructions in your headliner video were great and you gave me the confidence to know that I could actually work on my Jeep. Since then with the help of your videos I’ve replaced a window regulator, spark plugs, and front brakes. Currently im working on a few projects to spruce up the look of my Jeep such as trimming the fenders and bed lining the lower portion of the body. A new pair of headlights is on my to-do list as the ones I have now are stock and don’t work very well. I try not to drive at night and if I have too I never take off my brights as they are dimmer than most peoples low lights. Thank you for your content it has helped me more than you can imagine!
Congratulations! You just won a free pair of LED Headlights! I definitely like the younger generation of people that are mechanically motivated and willing to dive in an learn something new. Please DM me on Facebook, Instagram or email me at outjeeping64@gmail.com for your address and I will get these bad boys shipped out.
I have an 01 XJ that my 12yr old son and I have been building up for his first vehicle. As it sits, its on a 6in lift and 35s, locked front and rear, and a custom front winch bumper that he learned how to weld on last year when he was 11yrs old. He's been itching to learn more mechanically and he loves to drive it around my dads farm in the fields. We've taken to an offroad park where he was been learning to wheel with it on some small obstacles. He would be so stoked to win these lights! We enjoy your videos and he watches them to learn more about working on "his" Jeep. Thanks for the great content!
My Jeep XJ is a 1992 Lerado! It is the best Jeep ever, and I never want to get rid of it!😊 Your channel has been such an inspiration to me, not only because it inspired me to make my own channel because I loved yours so much, but because I have a grey XJ just like the beautiful one u just sold, and it helped me believe that I could make it look amazing like yours!😍 Thanks for being there for me when I need help on my Jeep.☺
I got my first XJ two months ago. I drove it home in the dark thinking I didn’t have any high beams. Turns out I was using the high beams the whole time and I just thought it was the low beams. Since I’ve found your channel you’ve helped me fix my speakers and perform maintenance that i wouldn’t have dared to do before watching you. I’m in college so mechanics are out of the question, any work I need done I have to learn and do myself. These headlights would help tremendously and I can watch your video when I install them. Thank you for reading my Ted Talk
I’m in my senior year of college and I’ve been hoarding parts in my parents basement for a year now to do a complete overhaul of my 00 XJ. Steering, suspension, SYE, driveshafts etc. I’m spending my winter break (starting this week) doing all of this and always refer back to my favorite channels for help and tips. I definitely come to your channel a ton for some good straight forward advice!
rebuilding my 4.0 right now, your content has been a been a big help with gaining confidence with my xj, enough so to take on this big of a project. Would love to be able to see as I take my first test drive with my refreshed motor haha
Currently dailying my 1998 jeep cherokee 4.0 4x4. I just got done last week putting my new exhaust manifold on and I was very happy to come across your video which really helped guide me through the steps and gave me the confidence to dig into it myself. A week later with no exhaust leaks and a great running jeep! 221xxx miles and climbing, I plan on taking this daily/weekend trail rig to 1 million miles and I'll know where to come for information to get it there! Thanks again for the great videos!
I drive a 97 xj, bought it in the summer with absolutely no knowledge of what i was getting into. I’ve been using your channel for all the basic maintenance and diagnosing some problems that i’ve had with it and i’m now done with the problems and getting to lifting it! I want those new headlights just to give my jeep that extra flare on the road as it’s already the rare tealish/green colour from what i’ve been told.
I have a 2000' xj. Just had motor replaced two weeks ago. I work 3rd shift as a security guard at a coal mine in ky. My headlights suck. Lol. I have an hour drive, half of it in the mountains no paved rds. The LEDs would greatly improve my vision going up these switch backs. I just watched your video on headliner replacement and will be starting that this weekend. Thanks for your videos, they are really appreciated. 🤘
Building a 89 Xj. I'm having some crazy transmission issue right now. It keeps going in and out of overdrive at highway speeds. I checked the TPS sensor already and adjust it. I installed new shift solenoids, adjusted the kickdown cable for the transmission and it's still happening. Even with the gears changing randomly on the highway I love my jeep. I hope i get to win those lights! They would look amazing on my little XJ. Thanks to your video I installed the newer Xj electric fan. That plus the grand Cherokee fan clutch and no more overheating.
About a year and a half ago I picked up a 2001 Jeep Cherokee actually you my go to channel For most of the work I’ve done to it. I’m very happy that you still are doing videos on XJ Your video is a bit let me tremendous help. I’ve been looking to upgrade the running lights to LEDs just did not know which ones would be good. How many out there. But it be awesome to win some for free
99 xj 4.5 rc lift spent a month redoing every single line hose master cylinder and so on everything is new brake wise I’ve actually used your videos a lot since I bought it helped me redo my headliner with your video it’ll definitely help me see it has the h4 wiring done but the halogen lights have horrible output so it’ll teach me how to swap out headlights keep up the awesome content
I got my 96 Cherokee a couple months ago and it’s still in the process of reassembly from an engine rebuild. I currently don’t even have headlights for it. It’s my first xj but my dad had an 88 when I was growing up and my mom had a 99. I have developed a love for these rigs over my lifetime and I don’t see myself selling mine anytime soon.
I have a stock white 96 XJ and a project red 99 XJ. Actually your videos have helped with my 99. Your video on inner axle seals, u-joint replacement, axle u-joints, headliner replacement, custom sun visor, sway bar links and bushings, were all very helpful for my project. I look forward to more of your how-to videos. If you need more content ideas, I have a list of things that I still need to fix on my XJ. 🤣 The new headlight will just help with making my XJ different from the rest. Thanks again for all the help. It is very much appreciated!
Just srarted to fix my 2000 XJ and there is a lot more to be done as expected. This means more time and money, but I’m in love with it and your channel has helped solve issues with a simple fix. Thanks for the help and the lights would help me cross off one more item on my list and my passengers can stop asking why I drive with my brights on all the time!
The Headlights will benefit my daughters XJ which we sometimes work on together and currently swapping the evaporator! It will make the jeep safer. Your videos are an inspiration to others to work on their own vehicle! Thanks for allowing us to enter for the headlights
98 xj 4.0 w/ 4.5 lift and top end rebuild from your videos over the years. These lights would simply make it look bad ass.. plus my brights and turns dont work 😆 keep rocking it man
Recently bought a 1998 Jeep Cherokee XJ and I’ve been working on it. upgraded the stereo system and the tires/wheels and a lot more in the future. These LED headlights would be a perfect fit. Keep up the good content!
I’ve been working on my 1998 Stone White Jeep Cherokee Sport for a few years now. Gave her a good 3.5” lift recently with 31’s for now. I was recently driving through some heavy downpour (common where I live) and my stock lights did essentially nothing for me. Definitely need an upgrade. Your channel has helped for those DIY upgrades and installs. Especially liked the video on overheating.
I've been building my 99 Xj since 2006 its of the two door variety of course a straight gear 8 inc long arm lift on 33's i bought her the year i lost my father and was wheeling her when I got that call so that XJ will be with me for the rest of my life!
Building a 91 xj. Actually just finished installing a TPS, sputtering really bad when cold. Fixed! Now i have to chase oil leaks 🤦♂️. Good Job on the channel bro!
I have a 98 Cherokee limited. First Jeep I’ve ever owned. Only thing I’ve done so far is cut and fold fenders, done the headliner from one of your videos, I been needing headlights for it, but haven’t had the opportunity to get some yet. Saving up money for lift, and gears and lockers. Will be looking at your videos for help on that when the time comes as well since I’ve been researching it for awhile now. Thanks for the vids and keep up the great work!
My daily is a '96 XJ 4.0L. This video and your headliner replacement are the two that I'm most definitely gonna have to use sometime. The headliner's been gone since I got the jeep and have a feeling the TPS is gonna be the next part to go. Thsnks for the helpful videos
I have had my XJ for almost a year now, it's a 99 Classic. I have basic eBay LEDs now, but the addition of the turn signals in the head lamp would really give me a much better look. My XJ is pretty stock otherwise so anything to improve the look will get me on my way. I am not very mechanically inclined, so the videos have been a huge help helping me tackle some of the jobs I have had to do in the driveway, opposed to sending her to the sop. My goal is to make her a nice beach rig to take to the Jersey Shore in the summers.
Your channel has really helped out my 97 xj project expecially when I find myself in a pickle and need an example to go by. My next project is gonna be new control arms and i just replaced my u joints on my axle shafts too. Id love these lights expecially as a broke college kid that dailys their xj its nice to be able to see when i get off work at night
Nice job Austin.Good call on the Mopar senders.I put a cheap crank position sensor in my XJ and it would barely run.Replaced it with OEM and it ran like a champ....
Your channel was one of the first xj channels I started watching a few years ago. Helped me install my locker and sye in my first xj as well as a ton of other things. All your vids are easy to follow and straight to the point which is nice. I bought a 97 xj 5spd a few weeks ago that I'm gonna build up and I'm hoping to document it on youtube. Already have parts I'm gonna install but those lights would make a great addition to the project.
I have a 98 Sport manual, Its the weekender. It looks like rolling 90's clear coat and old man dents. Only 74k but at 22 years old it takes some upkeep to stay on the road. I found your channel from researching one of the projects I had to do. I always check out the videos to see if you have tackeled my problem before. Thank you. I've thought about updating the lights on mine but just haven't made it a priority yet. The cooling system has been taking up the budget this year.
Got a 96’ 4.0 and I love it. My favorite mod has been the fleece headliner I did. Got the idea from your channel. I did Buffalo check. Got a wacky color rig too. Government green. I would like the lights cause my old ones are worn and don’t have a light bar currently. Thank you for your videos! Very helpful
Austin, I would love to have these headlights for my 1996 Cherokee. You are my go to site for repair and modifying my XJ. You have saved my bacon so many times.
First off love the channel, you've help me out with my build A LOT, with your videos there are still a ton of your videos I have to watch but so far I've watched about 10 of your "how to" videos and you're very detailed which helps out soo much most people that do how too just do it and then show you after, you show us the whole process which is great, so thank you, doing my rear main next and if it wasn't for you I would've started taking my whole transmission and transfer case out... so thanks! lol My build is a 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x4 I've always wanted an XJ since I was a kid, and 6 months ago I finally got one for a good price I got it running and it drives great I've replaced most of the sensors, almost the entire fuel system... which wasn't fun. Upgraded heim joint steering, and track bar bigger wheels and tires but still working on the rear as I just haven't had the time. But everytime I go on traiIs, which is mostly at night, I can't see anything! So I've been looking into headlights and I saw these and wanted them but I haven't had the money yet to get them! So if I could win these that would be so awesome! If not I'm probably going to get them anyway, it'll just be a bit till then, Lol but hopefully I win them! Thanks again for the great/helpful content keep up the great work!
Just got a 98 xj at the end of summer I’ve been watching your videos learning how to do the simple things it’s cool you live in Wisconsin I do too but I think these lights will just help the overall looks of my Jeep keep up the good work
Just found your channel, very well spoken and not boring. Cant wait to start watching previous episodes. Just got a 89xj can't wait to start moding it, those headlights would be a good start in the right direction.
Your videos have been a massive help in my XJ project. You’ve got the clearest; no nonsense, informative videos I’ve seen so far. They are perfect maintenance videos for my XJ mini camper project I’ve been doing.
Learned how to do alot of stuff fixing my 2000 xj up on your channel. The headlights would benefit me because my stock headlights are dim and not that great. Love the channel keep doing what you love.
I bought my Jeep Cherokee a month ago and need new headlights! This would be an awesome mod for it! It’s white with a four inch lift brand new ties. Hard to see at night with the factory lights. :) have a beautiful day
Can confirm, went with a Standard brand TPS from Oreillys and just got P0121 code 7 months to the day. Will go get a replacement free temporarily but will order the Mopar one. Within 7 months obviously!! 😂🤣
Hey, we (me and son) enjoy your videos. Our most recent work on a 1991 XJ Laredo was the valve cover gasket as well as waterpump, thermostat w/housing. Took us all day but we had a great time. Next? Not sure. I'd like to redo the front and rear suspension. The leafsprings are shot. Thanks again for the help via video!
I have a ‘99 xj that I’ve been slowly working on replacing parts making it better whenever I can. I had got some led headlights but noticed one doesn’t always turn on, so winning those would be amazing I can’t wait to see more on that J10 though! Such a badass looking ride
Got a 2001 xj. Started getting some rough idle and high rpms and your videos were helpful in narrowing down what the issues might be. Still figuring it out though since I am relatively new at doing my own auto repairs. I have replaced the spark plugs and IAC but the issue is still there. The code it gives me is P0505 so I'm thinking about checking everything out around the throttle body. Interestingly, the issue gets worse over time but then kinda subsides when I reset the ECU. Anyway, I enjoy your videos! Thank you!
Having problems with money. This would help me out big time. My led head lights are dying slowly both of them have a couple of the leds going on and off as I’m driving. Thank you for your videos.
I’m enjoying your videos. I have recently purchased a 2001 xj sport. It has already been modified with about a 6” lift, 30.5 gal offroad gas tank, a few 3-core radiator with high flow pump (I may change the radiator and pump because there’s a little overheating on hot days at idle). I may go back to a stock radiator or use a 3 or 4 core with a wider fin spacing for better air flow...still deciding. This is my first Jeep so I’m still learning but I have quite a bit of experience with performance cars/trucks. I may sway a small block and trans. and a long arm setup. First, I need to lower my gear ratio to 4:10 or most likely a 4:56 as I already have 31” tall tires. Anyway, it’ll be on a chassis dyno before I decide the ratio. LED headlights will be added for better visibility, as well. I like your explanations and may get a molar tps like you used because I notice the beginnings of idle speed variations. Thank you for your videos so I can learn more.
I just found your channel today and love it! Thanks for the uploads. I'm not much of a mechanic by any means so your uploads are greatly appreciated. I have a 2000 XJ, 4 door, standard that I absolutely love, plus she's red too! It has been the best vehicle I've ever owned. Mostly stock, but I've changed the rad and heater core....heater cores suck...upgraded the muffler and rear shocks, plus routine maintenance. I'm the second owner and will never sell her. The lights would be a great addition to my girl, but even if you go with someone else....thanks for your channel bro! I've liked and subscribed for my own selfishness, watching your how-to's will make my life easier lmao. Cheers from The Great White North!
Before a serious Jeep owner buys any cheap Chinese LEDs, I would suggest they take a ride in a Cherokee XJ with real Truck-lites. If you notice the brightness, depth and cutoff of the real solution, you will be disappointed with anything else. Eagle makes a good product too.
Love the channel has helped me out alot. I'm just a senior in highschool on a budget trying to build something nice haha. I've got a 2000 xj that the build recently grinded to a stop due to a cracked head. I got one ordered and on the way tho so she'll be back on the trails in no time. Also recently I had the window lock button go on me and your video on how to bypass it helped me to get all the windows working again. Keep up the great videos and awesome content.👍
My 01 project is the replacement of my rear main seal cause of leaking and changing my rear bumper with a new beefer one and I have learned quite a bit like easy way to change o2 sensors and and good way to help with my heat soak and they would benefit me cause as of now both my headlights went out and would like to upgrade them
Building a 01 jeep xj slowly looking at your diys to do repairs since being a college student does not allow me to invest much in my rig plus its a dd to work and school
Those Lights look great. I like the fact they have a red daytime running light. I was looking at LED head light over the weekend. My XJ is in need for a upgrade in the light department. My 01 XJ is slowly coming together. Its definitely a budget build with a bunch of hand me down parts. Your videos are always great. I have learned a lot from them and have used things from them like trans cooler brackets. Keep up the good work and Im looking foward to more on the XJ and J10.
I want the headlights... I don't have a jeep currently but I do have an 89 Chevy S10 4X4 pickup that I'm working on... They would make a great upgrade to the current headlights... Stay safe... Have a great day...
Awesome video! Been a subscriber for a couple years now. I would love those headlights to throw on my rig. Almost done with my cherokee build. Just need to do some ball joints and wheel bearings. Once done that just need to do a few cosmetic stuff and she will be golden. Have a great day and happy holidays!
These would be great to have, I think my headlights are original! Some of the chrome inside the sealed unit has actually delaminated. I have the injector upgrade planned from your video as well as the fuel rail guard as it is hot all year round in Australia. I have done the radiator upgrade and thermofan setup.
Excellent video. Very well explained! Congratulations. I realized your engined is very clean so you can wear your best shirt and your hands are alway clean. Seems to be not a real world! ;-)
That 99 DJ was most likely idling high because the vacuum line barb under the snorkel had no hose on it guy. But ya would love the headlights for my nephew's 00 DJ. That would improve his safety maybe not hit so many deer. Haha
I have 2 jeeps one is a 97grand Cherokee Laredo the other us a 01 jeep Cherokee sport 4x4 live them both but the 97 is driving me crazy u have replaced the following crankshaft position sensor the nuetural safety switch all plugs and wires distributor cap rotor new battery new alternator ignition coil and still won't run soi HELP, the 01 has almost 300k miles just need headlights,97has 209k miles
I’ve got a 97 XJ i bought in April, turns out it was a lemon I had to spend nearly 5k to get it running right, it’s a 4.0L 5-speed 4x4. It runs great now lol.
I have a 97 too except it's a automatic and it's just problem after another. It was first the coil then it started over heating, started leaking from the thermostat housing and water pump out of know where and the list goes on.. What are some things you had to fix and replace?
@@nicholaschavez9383 cooling issues I did water pump, hoses, bigger fan clutch I forgot which one but you can probably look it up possibly ZJ, then something that made the biggest difference is the Auxiliary fan, it should kick on when the AC is on or is over like 230 degrees I think, but Mine was not working so that’s what fixed it for me. But I got a full tune up, spark plugs wires, distributor, and new valve cover gasket, I had many leaks lol, but most expensive my rear end was shredded so had to have the rear end rebuilt
@@christol8856 I've had almost all those things done to mine except the auxiliary fan. When you mean replacing the end, are you talking about the rear axle or what exactly?
My 99 threw up a tps code and it was getting difficult to start. I bought a new one and replaced it but no matter what I do, I can’t clear the code. Can you offer any suggestions?
@@OutJeeping thanks for your advice. It also had an airbag light and the horn stopped working, so I replaced the clockspring…then the check engine light went out! Weird!
The giveaway Winner has been chosen! Congratulations Andrew Hurst! Thank you all for the amazing comments, this was a really hard decision to make. I may have to have more giveaways in the future!
The lights would benefit my 91 since one of my lights just went out😂
Could definitely use a set of headlights for my 98 XJ. I have the K suspension wiring in the mail. Didn't get the headlights yet though. Slow but you're only have a 3-inch lift for now going to go to a 4.5 Rusty kit and a set of 35. Going to be in my winter project. Thanks a lot for the chance
Love my 98.
1998 was the best year of the XJ. Change my mind.
Agreed. I have two of them.
I believe in the 99, 98 for second chose. Last year of the 0630 head and hp dana 30. Has the new intake manifold, new injector style, shorter roof rack system, vacuum actuated HVAC blend door system.
@@OutJeeping Ah yes the 99. The things I dont like about the 99 are both the intake manifold as well as the new injectors.
The intake manifold has the tendency to collect debris around cylinder #3. This has been the culprit to many engine fires.
The new skinny sparkplugs are prone to heat soak. Jeeps fix was to wrap them in insulation because it was cheap. Had they reverted back to the old plug (and made them 3 hole) everything whould have been so much better.
What I do like about the 99 over the 98 is the split design of the exhaust manifold. They seem to crack a lot less.
@@ColoradoMoe actually the 2000 and newer Cherokees had the split exhaust manifold design. I have heard that very late 99 models had that as well but I have never seen any in person. Mine still has the one piece header design. And with that split manifold design and often came with pre catalytic converters which came with its own set of issues primarily with the heat soak. But with the 99 model I have the smaller injector body does not have any heat soak issues, and I've never ran into any engine fires LOL. But yet I keep my engine bay looking clean and wash it at least once a year.
@@OutJeeping I love dumb XJ facts lol. The 99 I had must have been a late production because it had the split design. When I bought it there was oil soaked debris by cylinder #3. I too keep my engine bay clean, sometimes it's cleaner than my interior. I still hold that both injector designs are absolute trash. The first thing I do to my XJs when I get them is an upgrade to the 12 hole injectors. Most of my jeeps still run 6 hole injectors but that's all there was back then.
As far as the intake manifold argument well... I have yet to see any hard numbers that prove that it makes more power but it sure is prettier. If I was to port match my manifold I guess I would pickup a newer style but out of the box, no.
Love my 2000 xj slowly building it.
My 98 xj build keeps getting interrupted, pulling out the engine and going to start my first rebuild. Definitely use this channel for diys
Your videos have helped with EVERYTHING I have done to my 2000 2WD so far! From the oil sending unit, to the AC compressor and fan clutch, your videos are always so clear cut, informative and help me get everything done that I need to. I knew NOTHING about cars when I first bought my Jeep, and now because of you and your channel, I'm able to a lot of the issues my Jeep has myself without always having to run to my mechanic an hour away and spending hundreds of dollars for him to fix it. These headlights would benefit me greatly as my current headlights are burning out, you can barely see at night with them, and my XJ is my daily driver as I am an independent contractor. I plan on passing this Jeep down to my younger brother in 2 years once he graduates (he doesn't know, its a secret), and my family and I want to turn it into a rock crawler for him that he can build and flip the drivetrain on. I'm so thankful for you and your channel and I'm always so excited to watch your videos.
(Posted it here because I realized I put it in the wrong spot. 🤦)
Good evening. I replaced my IAC and tps sensor over the weekend and Its still idling at 1000-1100 rpms.
Before replacing the sensors, my 2000 xj 4.0 had a fluctuating rpm at idle between 750 and 900 rpm’s . So I cleaned the throttle body and IAC and reinstalled it. I did remove the IAC valve body from the throttle body itself, to find out the gasket isn’t made anymore. So upon getting 50/50 info on forums, I used rtv to make a very very thin seal. I then got the high idle. It then threw codes. So I replaced the two sensors, and that’s when the high idle started. I reset the pcm before starting the jeep. The jeep came to operating temperature and I drove it over 40mph for over ten minutes.
I also recently smoked my evap system. So no known evap leaks. I looked over the intake where I was working to make sure no evap lines came loose or cracked. I found nothing.
Other than the rtv used, what else could be causing the high idle still. I did get some rubber-fiber gasket paper to replace the rtv. I’ll be doing that very soon.
Any advice would be helpful.
Me and my son are working on 95 xj 2 door and we see all you videos just to replace some parts or entertainment and have helps alot man thanks, those lights will loock sick on or jeep thanks
I needed a vehicle and a old lady next door had a 99 cherokee limited 4.0 aw-4 in red just like the one in your videos for a long time that my dad tried buying many times and she eventually wanted to upgrade so I got money together best I could in high school and I put a 3 inch short arms lift on it and have took it everywhere it would take me. I bought a 95 4.0 as well to repay my dad for letting me get the Jeep he wanted and me and him are building both jeeps as a father and son project to wheel together. His jeep really needs headlights but budget is tight with corona going on and I think these would put a smile on his face. I have always been a mechanic since I was 13 (built an engine at 15) and this channel really helped me learn things that I didn't know about jeeps. I learned enough that a jeep shop job opened up and I took it to farther expand my Jeep knowledge. But even on the job I needed some help and guess who's channel I turned to for tutorials. I worked with this shop till it went under. My love for jeeps started with you're videos and has helped me and my dad so much and we continue to learn more about jeeping. We hope to see many more videos and enjoy the love of wheeling together soon. I am trying to save up for frame stiffeners and going 7075 aluminum wj steering and long arms on 4.5 inches of lift and my dad's is gonna be a 4.5 inch short arms. Thank you for the awesome videos and please continue to help us jeepers out by helping us learn more.
I got my first Xj in February this year halfway through paramedic academy as a replacement for my dodge pickup daily since it started throwing codes. Unfortunately the guy I bought it from was very skeevy, turned off some warning lights and such and on the 2 hour drive home it broke down, and of course when I called him about it he cussed me out. So anyways a simple commuter turned into a real pain in my a**. So I didnt really have a choice but to slowly fix it up, which is how I found your channel! Your videos are so complete and concise I can have it playing in real time next to me while I copy it on my own jeep. Im happy to say though once i got it running well and smoged its been a joy to work on and I've given it some decent offroading capability in the course of it all. Finally trusted it to take up to the locals trails and she's running like a dream for now.. besides the fact that the headlights aren't sealed!! The left one finally dried out but the right one still has water in it. I wired up a couple pod lights for now but a new pair of headlights would be perfect!
I just bought my first xj about a month ago, within that month I’ve already put in a new piston, replaced the exhaust manifold (thanks to you btw) and already had to figure out why it was cranking and cranking and not starting. I’d be blessed to win these headlights since I already broke my light bar before I really even got to use it. Thanks!
My jeep is a ’93 XJ country model. It started off 2WD and I converted it to a 4WD, lifted it 3”, and stuck some 31” tires under it (saving up for 33s). It’s my first car and I love it, but it sure does keep me busy. I’d love those headlighrs because my stock lights aren’t very bright and when offroading at night it’s a bit hard to see, especially at normal driving speeds on dirt roads when potholes can pop out of nowhere. There’s also a lot of deer around here that like to run out into the road at night. Your videos are some of my favorite to watch when I can’t work on my jeep because they’re really educational and entertaining, especially when it’s about a part I need to replace on my own XJ.
Bought my 2000 XJ 5 years ago for a new daily, it quickly became a project after seeing all the mods out there, and when I got into some trouble shooting issues I always hit up UA-cam first, and it seemed that your channel always popped up, you always have a video that is a common issue with the XJ and I cant tell you how much money and headache you have saved me over these years, Thanks for keeping the channel going!
It's been working on my Jeep with my father, even though I don't speak English, your videos have been very helpful they are easy to understand, from service to transmission, Transfer, engine, suspension, u joints, seals, diffs, valla joints, etc.... All very well explained, thank you !!!
I purchased a 1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ and I’m new to Jeeps. Basically, thanks to you and your videos I’ve been watching your videos to help me with updating my Jeep, from fluids, tuneup, to the suspension and a 4.5 inch lift kit I installed 2 weeks ago, your simple but instructional videos have helped me update it little by little, I will be doing the headliner and visor with the help of the two videos you made. I just purchased a tps sensor too after watching because my car has a slight surge and think it might be the TPS sensor. My favorite Jeep UA-cam channel. Thanks for your videos I appreciate them.
Yo, my name is Thomas and I’ve got a 91 xj. I bought it a few months back for 600 from some guy in the middle of the woods. He listed it saying it had a bad transmission which was perfect since I’m going to swap an ax15 into it, but as we were looking over it, we realized it had a bad head gasket as well. This didn’t surprise though since it has close to 300k miles. I’m going to the junkyard this coming week to see if I can find some Dana 44s or 60s maybe even a transmission. I also plan on getting these sick fender flares to widen the fender flares out by 2 1/2 front and back, and about 3 up. That’s all my current budget allows for but my future plans are to get it painted a nice dark silvery grey and the flares a matte or flat black. I’m also going to be getting a diy bumper with wench carrier and a stinger. Still gotta practice my welding for that though lol. Back to the fenders, I thinking of rhino lining them but I haven’t decided 100 percent yet on that. The cool part with them widening them so much is I can have a lower center of gravity instead of going all the way to a 8 inch lift to fit 38s. It will also give me the exact look I’m going for which is aggressive and high but not in the sky, high. After I get my axles, trans, lift and paint done I plan on putting an upgraded audio system in it with 2 pairs of component and tweeter speakers and a 12 inch sub by JL. having these headlights will give a broke college student 1 less thing he has to buy, and these headlights would look awesome once I get my Jeep looking cosmetically good. I’ve used yours and many other jeep channels guides to help me learn and understand what I’m doing and all I can say is thanks and keep up the amazing content!
I received my 99 xj from my grandparents when I turned 16 a few months ago and one of my first projects was to replace the headliner that was sagging. That was where I first found your channel, the clear and concise instructions in your headliner video were great and you gave me the confidence to know that I could actually work on my Jeep. Since then with the help of your videos I’ve replaced a window regulator, spark plugs, and front brakes. Currently im working on a few projects to spruce up the look of my Jeep such as trimming the fenders and bed lining the lower portion of the body. A new pair of headlights is on my to-do list as the ones I have now are stock and don’t work very well. I try not to drive at night and if I have too I never take off my brights as they are dimmer than most peoples low lights. Thank you for your content it has helped me more than you can imagine!
Congratulations! You just won a free pair of LED Headlights! I definitely like the younger generation of people that are mechanically motivated and willing to dive in an learn something new. Please DM me on Facebook, Instagram or email me at outjeeping64@gmail.com for your address and I will get these bad boys shipped out.
I have an 01 XJ that my 12yr old son and I have been building up for his first vehicle. As it sits, its on a 6in lift and 35s, locked front and rear, and a custom front winch bumper that he learned how to weld on last year when he was 11yrs old. He's been itching to learn more mechanically and he loves to drive it around my dads farm in the fields. We've taken to an offroad park where he was been learning to wheel with it on some small obstacles. He would be so stoked to win these lights! We enjoy your videos and he watches them to learn more about working on "his" Jeep. Thanks for the great content!
My Jeep XJ is a 1992 Lerado! It is the best Jeep ever, and I never want to get rid of it!😊 Your channel has been such an inspiration to me, not only because it inspired me to make my own channel because I loved yours so much, but because I have a grey XJ just like the beautiful one u just sold, and it helped me believe that I could make it look amazing like yours!😍 Thanks for being there for me when I need help on my Jeep.☺
I got my first XJ two months ago. I drove it home in the dark thinking I didn’t have any high beams. Turns out I was using the high beams the whole time and I just thought it was the low beams. Since I’ve found your channel you’ve helped me fix my speakers and perform maintenance that i wouldn’t have dared to do before watching you. I’m in college so mechanics are out of the question, any work I need done I have to learn and do myself. These headlights would help tremendously and I can watch your video when I install them. Thank you for reading my Ted Talk
I’m in my senior year of college and I’ve been hoarding parts in my parents basement for a year now to do a complete overhaul of my 00 XJ. Steering, suspension, SYE, driveshafts etc. I’m spending my winter break (starting this week) doing all of this and always refer back to my favorite channels for help and tips. I definitely come to your channel a ton for some good straight forward advice!
rebuilding my 4.0 right now, your content has been a been a big help with gaining confidence with my xj, enough so to take on this big of a project. Would love to be able to see as I take my first test drive with my refreshed motor haha
Currently dailying my 1998 jeep cherokee 4.0 4x4. I just got done last week putting my new exhaust manifold on and I was very happy to come across your video which really helped guide me through the steps and gave me the confidence to dig into it myself. A week later with no exhaust leaks and a great running jeep! 221xxx miles and climbing, I plan on taking this daily/weekend trail rig to 1 million miles and I'll know where to come for information to get it there! Thanks again for the great videos!
I drive a 97 xj, bought it in the summer with absolutely no knowledge of what i was getting into. I’ve been using your channel for all the basic maintenance and diagnosing some problems that i’ve had with it and i’m now done with the problems and getting to lifting it! I want those new headlights just to give my jeep that extra flare on the road as it’s already the rare tealish/green colour from what i’ve been told.
I have a 2000' xj. Just had motor replaced two weeks ago. I work 3rd shift as a security guard at a coal mine in ky. My headlights suck. Lol. I have an hour drive, half of it in the mountains no paved rds. The LEDs would greatly improve my vision going up these switch backs. I just watched your video on headliner replacement and will be starting that this weekend. Thanks for your videos, they are really appreciated. 🤘
Building a 89 Xj. I'm having some crazy transmission issue right now. It keeps going in and out of overdrive at highway speeds. I checked the TPS sensor already and adjust it. I installed new shift solenoids, adjusted the kickdown cable for the transmission and it's still happening. Even with the gears changing randomly on the highway I love my jeep. I hope i get to win those lights! They would look amazing on my little XJ. Thanks to your video I installed the newer Xj electric fan. That plus the grand Cherokee fan clutch and no more overheating.
About a year and a half ago I picked up a 2001 Jeep Cherokee actually you my go to channel For most of the work I’ve done to it. I’m very happy that you still are doing videos on XJ Your video is a bit let me tremendous help. I’ve been looking to upgrade the running lights to LEDs just did not know which ones would be good. How many out there. But it be awesome to win some for free
99 xj 4.5 rc lift spent a month redoing every single line hose master cylinder and so on everything is new brake wise I’ve actually used your videos a lot since I bought it helped me redo my headliner with your video it’ll definitely help me see it has the h4 wiring done but the halogen lights have horrible output so it’ll teach me how to swap out headlights keep up the awesome content
I am a bit older than most owners with a '93 XJ but getting my Cherokee tuned lights & lift kit (as well as all else)? Is my new goals...!
I got my 96 Cherokee a couple months ago and it’s still in the process of reassembly from an engine rebuild. I currently don’t even have headlights for it. It’s my first xj but my dad had an 88 when I was growing up and my mom had a 99. I have developed a love for these rigs over my lifetime and I don’t see myself selling mine anytime soon.
I have a stock white 96 XJ and a project red 99 XJ. Actually your videos have helped with my 99. Your video on inner axle seals, u-joint replacement, axle u-joints, headliner replacement, custom sun visor, sway bar links and bushings, were all very helpful for my project. I look forward to more of your how-to videos. If you need more content ideas, I have a list of things that I still need to fix on my XJ. 🤣
The new headlight will just help with making my XJ different from the rest.
Thanks again for all the help. It is very much appreciated!
Just srarted to fix my 2000 XJ and there is a lot more to be done as expected. This means more time and money, but I’m in love with it and your channel has helped solve issues with a simple fix. Thanks for the help and the lights would help me cross off one more item on my list and my passengers can stop asking why I drive with my brights on all the time!
The Headlights will benefit my daughters XJ which we sometimes work on together and currently swapping the evaporator! It will make the jeep safer. Your videos are an inspiration to others to work on their own vehicle! Thanks for allowing us to enter for the headlights
I got a 99 xj almost 2 months ago as a first car and your videos have been a big help learning to work on it.
98 xj 4.0 w/ 4.5 lift and top end rebuild from your videos over the years. These lights would simply make it look bad ass.. plus my brights and turns dont work 😆 keep rocking it man
Recently bought a 1998 Jeep Cherokee XJ and I’ve been working on it. upgraded the stereo system and the tires/wheels and a lot more in the future. These LED headlights would be a perfect fit. Keep up the good content!
I’ve been working on my 1998 Stone White Jeep Cherokee Sport for a few years now. Gave her a good 3.5” lift recently with 31’s for now.
I was recently driving through some heavy downpour (common where I live) and my stock lights did essentially nothing for me. Definitely need an upgrade.
Your channel has helped for those DIY upgrades and installs. Especially liked the video on overheating.
I've been building my 99 Xj since 2006 its of the two door variety of course a straight gear 8 inc long arm lift on 33's i bought her the year i lost my father and was wheeling her when I got that call so that XJ will be with me for the rest of my life!
I got a 99 xj. Trying to diagnose my death wobble. Big fan your videos have helped me with everything ive done to my jeep. Thanks man
Just started on my first xj I’m new to the Jeep world so I always watch your videos looking for the best products and what not
Building a 91 xj. Actually just finished installing a TPS, sputtering really bad when cold. Fixed! Now i have to chase oil leaks 🤦♂️. Good Job on the channel bro!
I have a 98 Cherokee limited. First Jeep I’ve ever owned. Only thing I’ve done so far is cut and fold fenders, done the headliner from one of your videos, I been needing headlights for it, but haven’t had the opportunity to get some yet. Saving up money for lift, and gears and lockers. Will be looking at your videos for help on that when the time comes as well since I’ve been researching it for awhile now. Thanks for the vids and keep up the great work!
My daily is a '96 XJ 4.0L. This video and your headliner replacement are the two that I'm most definitely gonna have to use sometime. The headliner's been gone since I got the jeep and have a feeling the TPS is gonna be the next part to go. Thsnks for the helpful videos
I have had my XJ for almost a year now, it's a 99 Classic. I have basic eBay LEDs now, but the addition of the turn signals in the head lamp would really give me a much better look. My XJ is pretty stock otherwise so anything to improve the look will get me on my way. I am not very mechanically inclined, so the videos have been a huge help helping me tackle some of the jobs I have had to do in the driveway, opposed to sending her to the sop. My goal is to make her a nice beach rig to take to the Jersey Shore in the summers.
Awesome video, none of the others inform to clock to the passenger side. Thank you
Your channel has really helped out my 97 xj project expecially when I find myself in a pickle and need an example to go by. My next project is gonna be new control arms and i just replaced my u joints on my axle shafts too. Id love these lights expecially as a broke college kid that dailys their xj its nice to be able to see when i get off work at night
Nice job Austin.Good call on the Mopar senders.I put a cheap crank position sensor in my XJ and it would barely run.Replaced it with OEM and it ran like a champ....
Your channel was one of the first xj channels I started watching a few years ago. Helped me install my locker and sye in my first xj as well as a ton of other things. All your vids are easy to follow and straight to the point which is nice. I bought a 97 xj 5spd a few weeks ago that I'm gonna build up and I'm hoping to document it on youtube. Already have parts I'm gonna install but those lights would make a great addition to the project.
I have a 98 Sport manual, Its the weekender. It looks like rolling 90's clear coat and old man dents. Only 74k but at 22 years old it takes some upkeep to stay on the road. I found your channel from researching one of the projects I had to do. I always check out the videos to see if you have tackeled my problem before. Thank you. I've thought about updating the lights on mine but just haven't made it a priority yet. The cooling system has been taking up the budget this year.
Got a 96’ 4.0 and I love it. My favorite mod has been the fleece headliner I did. Got the idea from your channel. I did Buffalo check. Got a wacky color rig too. Government green. I would like the lights cause my old ones are worn and don’t have a light bar currently. Thank you for your videos! Very helpful
Austin, I would love to have these headlights for my 1996 Cherokee. You are my go to site for repair and modifying my XJ. You have saved my bacon so many times.
First off love the channel, you've help me out with my build A LOT, with your videos there are still a ton of your videos I have to watch but so far I've watched about 10 of your "how to" videos and you're very detailed which helps out soo much most people that do how too just do it and then show you after, you show us the whole process which is great, so thank you, doing my rear main next and if it wasn't for you I would've started taking my whole transmission and transfer case out... so thanks! lol
My build is a 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x4 I've always wanted an XJ since I was a kid, and 6 months ago I finally got one for a good price I got it running and it drives great I've replaced most of the sensors, almost the entire fuel system... which wasn't fun. Upgraded heim joint steering, and track bar bigger wheels and tires but still working on the rear as I just haven't had the time. But everytime I go on traiIs, which is mostly at night, I can't see anything! So I've been looking into headlights and I saw these and wanted them but I haven't had the money yet to get them! So if I could win these that would be so awesome! If not I'm probably going to get them anyway, it'll just be a bit till then, Lol but hopefully I win them!
Thanks again for the great/helpful content keep up the great work!
Just got a 98 xj at the end of summer I’ve been watching your videos learning how to do the simple things it’s cool you live in Wisconsin I do too but I think these lights will just help the overall looks of my Jeep keep up the good work
Just found your channel, very well spoken and not boring. Cant wait to start watching previous episodes. Just got a 89xj can't wait to start moding it, those headlights would be a good start in the right direction.
Your videos have been a massive help in my XJ project. You’ve got the clearest; no nonsense, informative videos I’ve seen so far. They are perfect maintenance videos for my XJ mini camper project I’ve been doing.
Learned how to do alot of stuff fixing my 2000 xj up on your channel. The headlights would benefit me because my stock headlights are dim and not that great. Love the channel keep doing what you love.
I bought my Jeep Cherokee a month ago and need new headlights! This would be an awesome mod for it! It’s white with a four inch lift brand new ties. Hard to see at night with the factory lights. :) have a beautiful day
once again you've saved me a lot of money and i wanted to see the turn signals in action
Not wrenching but last week I did your fan override mod on my 95. Works great. Thanks
Can confirm, went with a Standard brand TPS from Oreillys and just got P0121 code 7 months to the day. Will go get a replacement free temporarily but will order the Mopar one. Within 7 months obviously!! 😂🤣
Hey, we (me and son) enjoy your videos. Our most recent work on a 1991 XJ Laredo was the valve cover gasket as well as waterpump, thermostat w/housing. Took us all day but we had a great time. Next? Not sure. I'd like to redo the front and rear suspension. The leafsprings are shot. Thanks again for the help via video!
I have a ‘99 xj that I’ve been slowly working on replacing parts making it better whenever I can. I had got some led headlights but noticed one doesn’t always turn on, so winning those would be amazing
I can’t wait to see more on that J10 though! Such a badass looking ride
Got a 2001 xj. Started getting some rough idle and high rpms and your videos were helpful in narrowing down what the issues might be. Still figuring it out though since I am relatively new at doing my own auto repairs. I have replaced the spark plugs and IAC but the issue is still there. The code it gives me is P0505 so I'm thinking about checking everything out around the throttle body. Interestingly, the issue gets worse over time but then kinda subsides when I reset the ECU. Anyway, I enjoy your videos! Thank you!
Having problems with money. This would help me out big time. My led head lights are dying slowly both of them have a couple of the leds going on and off as I’m driving.
Thank you for your videos.
Just found your channel! Picked up a '95 xj 2 weeks ago and I'm just getting started. Keep up the vids.
These would be a cool bday present! I’ve used several of your how to videos to wrench on my 97 XJ.
Thank you for taking time to make this video.
I need these lights to light up my life... Keep up on the great videos. -THANX
I’m enjoying your videos. I have recently purchased a 2001 xj sport. It has already been modified with about a 6” lift, 30.5 gal offroad gas tank, a few 3-core radiator with high flow pump (I may change the radiator and pump because there’s a little overheating on hot days at idle). I may go back to a stock radiator or use a 3 or 4 core with a wider fin spacing for better air flow...still deciding. This is my first Jeep so I’m still learning but I have quite a bit of experience with performance cars/trucks. I may sway a small block and trans. and a long arm setup. First, I need to lower my gear ratio to 4:10 or most likely a 4:56 as I already have 31” tall tires. Anyway, it’ll be on a chassis dyno before I decide the ratio. LED headlights will be added for better visibility, as well.
I like your explanations and may get a molar tps like you used because I notice the beginnings of idle speed variations.
Thank you for your videos so I can learn more.
I just found your channel today and love it! Thanks for the uploads. I'm not much of a mechanic by any means so your uploads are greatly appreciated. I have a 2000 XJ, 4 door, standard that I absolutely love, plus she's red too! It has been the best vehicle I've ever owned. Mostly stock, but I've changed the rad and heater core....heater cores suck...upgraded the muffler and rear shocks, plus routine maintenance. I'm the second owner and will never sell her. The lights would be a great addition to my girl, but even if you go with someone else....thanks for your channel bro! I've liked and subscribed for my own selfishness, watching your how-to's will make my life easier lmao.
Cheers from The Great White North!
Before a serious Jeep owner buys any cheap Chinese LEDs, I would suggest they take a ride in a Cherokee XJ with real Truck-lites. If you notice the brightness, depth and cutoff of the real solution, you will be disappointed with anything else. Eagle makes a good product too.
Love the channel has helped me out alot. I'm just a senior in highschool on a budget trying to build something nice haha. I've got a 2000 xj that the build recently grinded to a stop due to a cracked head. I got one ordered and on the way tho so she'll be back on the trails in no time. Also recently I had the window lock button go on me and your video on how to bypass it helped me to get all the windows working again. Keep up the great videos and awesome content.👍
My 01 project is the replacement of my rear main seal cause of leaking and changing my rear bumper with a new beefer one and I have learned quite a bit like easy way to change o2 sensors and and good way to help with my heat soak and they would benefit me cause as of now both my headlights went out and would like to upgrade them
Building a 01 jeep xj slowly looking at your diys to do repairs since being a college student does not allow me to invest much in my rig plus its a dd to work and school
Those Lights look great. I like the fact they have a red daytime running light. I was looking at LED head light over the weekend. My XJ is in need for a upgrade in the light department. My 01 XJ is slowly coming together. Its definitely a budget build with a bunch of hand me down parts. Your videos are always great. I have learned a lot from them and have used things from them like trans cooler brackets. Keep up the good work and Im looking foward to more on the XJ and J10.
I want the headlights... I don't have a jeep currently but I do have an 89 Chevy S10 4X4 pickup that I'm working on... They would make a great upgrade to the current headlights... Stay safe... Have a great day...
Love my 99!!!
I just got a 2000 that looks just like that one I'm slowly working on mine and I'd like to have those headlight
Awesome video! Been a subscriber for a couple years now. I would love those headlights to throw on my rig. Almost done with my cherokee build. Just need to do some ball joints and wheel bearings. Once done that just need to do a few cosmetic stuff and she will be golden. Have a great day and happy holidays!
How come when you touch the battery terminals togther to reset ecm they don’t spark ?
These would be great to have, I think my headlights are original! Some of the chrome inside the sealed unit has actually delaminated. I have the injector upgrade planned from your video as well as the fuel rail guard as it is hot all year round in Australia. I have done the radiator upgrade and thermofan setup.
Thanks, very helpful and good video content
Your transfer case drop video help me do it on my 97 jeep xj, since then i'm a subscriber i really like this channel!
I just bought a 94 XJ for my daily (weekend warrior) and I’m looking for some new lights for it!
Excellent video. Very well explained! Congratulations. I realized your engined is very clean so you can wear your best shirt and your hands are alway clean. Seems to be not a real world! ;-)
Since I have started my XJ journey I have used your videos a bunch especially the trans cooler video really helped thanks!!!!!!!!!!! Ps pick me!!!!
Oh 2001 Jeep Cherokee btw
what did holding the 2 battery terminals together do?
I've put 2 different ones on mine and still having a problem if I unplug it while running it start running perfectly I'm having a ruff idle
Nice video, thanks for the help
My „new“ 92 4.0 Xj Navy Club project would Love the new Led headlight.
Greeting from Germany
That 99 DJ was most likely idling high because the vacuum line barb under the snorkel had no hose on it guy. But ya would love the headlights for my nephew's 00 DJ. That would improve his safety maybe not hit so many deer. Haha
Danm auto correct xj
I moved that out of the way for filming purposes.
My bad, good show though
01 xj limited brighter headlights would be nice i spent 100 on aftermarket ones and still can barely see
Great work
Can a bad TPS cause a random shut off when you come to a stop/ acting up while driving?
Absolutely, a TPS can cause a lot of weird stuff to happen, it can even pop up transmission codes.
Just got my 1991 Jeep Cherokee Laredo doing a resto mod to it and starting a UA-cam for it.
I have 2 jeeps one is a 97grand Cherokee Laredo the other us a 01 jeep Cherokee sport 4x4 live them both but the 97 is driving me crazy u have replaced the following crankshaft position sensor the nuetural safety switch all plugs and wires distributor cap rotor new battery new alternator ignition coil and still won't run soi HELP, the 01 has almost 300k miles just need headlights,97has 209k miles
I’ve got a 97 XJ i bought in April, turns out it was a lemon I had to spend nearly 5k to get it running right, it’s a 4.0L 5-speed 4x4. It runs great now lol.
I have a 97 too except it's a automatic and it's just problem after another. It was first the coil then it started over heating, started leaking from the thermostat housing and water pump out of know where and the list goes on.. What are some things you had to fix and replace?
@@nicholaschavez9383 cooling issues I did water pump, hoses, bigger fan clutch I forgot which one but you can probably look it up possibly ZJ, then something that made the biggest difference is the Auxiliary fan, it should kick on when the AC is on or is over like 230 degrees I think, but Mine was not working so that’s what fixed it for me. But I got a full tune up, spark plugs wires, distributor, and new valve cover gasket, I had many leaks lol, but most expensive my rear end was shredded so had to have the rear end rebuilt
@@christol8856 I've had almost all those things done to mine except the auxiliary fan. When you mean replacing the end, are you talking about the rear axle or what exactly?
@@nicholaschavez9383 the gears not the whole axle, but I don’t think that’s a common issue, previous owner tore the car up
@@christol8856 Oh ok and did the splines come out too?
Cool intro
My 99 threw up a tps code and it was getting difficult to start. I bought a new one and replaced it but no matter what I do, I can’t clear the code. Can you offer any suggestions?
Try resetting the ECU by disconnecting the battery and touching the cables together for a few minutes.
@@OutJeeping thanks for your advice. It also had an airbag light and the horn stopped working, so I replaced the clockspring…then the check engine light went out! Weird!
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What size are those screws? I stripped mines 😐
Not sure off the top of my head but most replacement sensors should come with brand new screws.