JEEP XJ ENGINE HARNESS REMOVAL FROM BEACH JEEP, 2000 CHEROKEE LIMITED
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2018
- Removing the dash and heater core will allow you access to disconnect all the clips necessary to take out the engine bay harness with out cutting anything!
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I just recently removed an engine harness from a 2001 at the junkyard and I don’t remember EXACTLY how I did it, but I definitely do not remember removing abducting through the fire wall…like at all 🤔
Just watched the whole project in 2 days 😂😂 can't wait to see the rest!
Thanks Kyle! I'll keep em coming for ya!
Great video, I was scared to death to do this, now I’m just scaredhahaha. Thanks man👍 your awesome for this video
That's hilarious! Godspeed my friend 💪
Great step by step video. Thank you. Can you comment on the needed components swapped over? I am swapping a 2000 xj 4.0l drivetrain (engine, trans, xfer case, possibly drive shaft and diff carriers) swapping over to a 1995 cherokee. Can you highlight what harnesses and which modules need to be swapped? Thanks.
are you going to run the 2000 0331 head? if so you will need to swap everything. it has the coil pack ignition so you'll need the whole wire harnesses, the pcm, the cats, everything. if you want to run it as a 1995 then you'll just need to swap the block and you have to use the head form the 1995
@@ProjectDanH what do I need for the transmission, is that all included with the pcm or is that tied into tcm?
If I'm swapping 2000 drivetrain (4.0l engine, transfer case, transmission) doing I need to swap instrument clusters? Thanks.
Why would you want to swap clusters?
@@ProjectDanH didn't know if 2000 drivetrain, ecm pcm needed 2000 gauges
My dash and sub-dash are out, as well as the rest of my interior. I am welding in floor pans, but need to patch some of the footwell on the passenger side as well. Can I remove the pertinent heater ductwork without removing the heater core? Are the fasteners accessible with the engine in? I do not want to open the coolant lines. Note: I have already repaired the interior harness and removed it for the work to come. I am replacing the entire interior, from carpet to headliner.
oh man.. your in deep... here's the thing.. XJs tend to leak where the heater core seals against the firewall.. since your this far in, I highly recommend you remove the whole box. make sure you buy this seal kit for reinstallation...
www.quirkparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-oem-new-97-01-mopar-jeep-cherokee-wrangler-a-c-and-heater-unit-seal-kit-4874069ab-4874069ab
@@ProjectDanH Thanks for the advice and the link.
Looks like all my footwell rust is from the exterior. I think I’m going to avoid draining the coolant and disconnecting the AC, as right now I appear to have plenty of room to patch what I need to in order to weld in the pans and inner/outer rockers. I was at it with a grinder and a sharpie yesterday. My issues all stem from road salt and age.
One more question, tho: I plan on doing patches, then pans, then inner rockers, then outers, then exterior rust bits on the body. My assumption is that I cannot remove the pans and rockers (on one side) all at once without risking messing up the shape of the unibody.
Am I correct in my assumption?
Nice job Dan.Do you know where I could get that molded rubber mat?I hate having to clean my carpet all the time...
Thanks Dan! They're hard to come by. I'm pretty sure they're only on the police models. You might have to buy the whole Jeep! If you look to buy online they are mostly white or green. Some specific characteristics to look for are a certified 120mph speedo, a 4 hole switch bezel w\ the ext idle switch and they don't have the roof racks. They also usually have a 130 amp alternator and 9 inch rear brake drums. I found one in Tennessee on a salvage auction. Good luck!
Hello . I have to get to the back of the fuse box near the brake pedal 1993 jeep Cherokee.How do I remove on the engine side harness ( clips )?
I'm not familiar with 93s.. take a picture and send it to me on Instagram I'll see if I can help you figure it out
Project Dan H I was able to clean the burnt fuse well enough to get a new fuse in . Probably heated up when the blower fan got stuck . Thank you for wanting to help !
@@kodiak7438 Awesome man Glad u got it going!
Nice Work, Dan! My guess is that you have done this once or twice before.
Haha, yup! I'm very familiar with the XJ 😁
At the 1 minute mark, where does the second screwed together connection lead. One goes through to the engine bay and the rest of the main harness. Where does the other lead?
the other side is connected to the dashboard wires. check out the 2nd vid of the 3 part series
So I'm looking for the fuel Injector plug harness I have an 01 4wd. My back 3 cylinders arnt getting power. right now I have the back 3 wired to the front 3 injector plugs and it runs shitty but it works to get to work for now. But I'm looking to wire it properly any help?
They make aftermarket replacement injector clips that you can wire in. Alot of time the heat of the XJ makes the injector harness brittle and the wires brake. I would inspect the engine harness ASAP
@@ProjectDanH I am looking at this as well. Do you suggest just replacing the entire harness?
@@SwiftyShammy unless you have a severely brittle harness you can just patch any breaks and re use what you have
@ 8:00 is the transmission control module. the air bag sensor is under driver seat or the center console. some of them were mounted under the seat but a service bulletin in 2000 said to move it to the top of the transmission tunnel under the center console to avoid corrosion
in your other video is looks like your air bag sensor is under the rear mount for your center console
Cool
Yeah, as I state in my previous comment, I’m about 99.99999% I didn’t have to pull anything through the fire wall on the harness I pulled from a 2001
I am considering running a universal harness on my xj. I swapped in a sbc. I am pretty confused how to go about this
Ok. What ever you do just make sure it's compatible with your year. There were a lot of subtle changes in the wiring
Hey @Blaine Small did you end up using a universal, I'm asking because, I too, have swapped to a 5.7 sbc and was in the process of wiring
I am still working on it actually. Send me a request on Facebook if you'd like to see pics. Blaine Small Jr
@@jeepin270 you never sent pics, just a response with "okay" when I mentioned this comment.
Do you have to remove the heater core/center section of the dash to get the wires through the firewall?
if you can reach up there you might not have to.. damn.. that's gotta be thight tho
@@ProjectDanH yeah i don't think its going to happen. I loosened the nuts but its not going through. Looks like i will have to completely take everything apart.
Hi Dan. Do you do any phone consult work? I have a few questions I think you can answer. The first being... the wires you pushed through on the top of the passenger side of the firewall. What do they operate?
lol, sorry no phone work. I'd be happy to chat on Instagram tho.
@@ProjectDanH cool.
someone here will have the wiring for the engine? my xj is 2wd, I would really be interested in one in good condition
Can your harnesses be repaired with parts from a 4x4 harness?
I really do not know, I hope so, because I have not managed to find one for me 98xj 2wd :/
How much for you main engine harness?
Which one... One with fog lights and abs, one with fogs and no abs, or one without fogs and without abs,
Project Dan H is your 01 XJ a 2wd?
@@rathalos82 all the parts I have are from 4x4 XJs
Project Dan H ah ok never mind your harness won’t work for my XJ. I need a harness (the one that connects to the CPU) for my XJ that is a 2WD.
ok then, let me know if you need anything non 2wd related! lol
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