Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
>Alright, I love my Jeep. Sweet 2000 Sport, silver and lovely. The problem
>is >she is out of warranty and starting to give me problems. I figure it's time >to trade her in (don't tell her) for a new one, ?!?! How bad could the problems BE that you are considering this? I mean, radiator, manifold, what? To give up a 2000 Sport for a 2003 SE is lunacy. -jeff |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
>Alright, I love my Jeep. Sweet 2000 Sport, silver and lovely. The problem
>is >she is out of warranty and starting to give me problems. I figure it's time >to trade her in (don't tell her) for a new one, ?!?! How bad could the problems BE that you are considering this? I mean, radiator, manifold, what? To give up a 2000 Sport for a 2003 SE is lunacy. -jeff |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
>Alright, I love my Jeep. Sweet 2000 Sport, silver and lovely. The problem
>is >she is out of warranty and starting to give me problems. I figure it's time >to trade her in (don't tell her) for a new one, ?!?! How bad could the problems BE that you are considering this? I mean, radiator, manifold, what? To give up a 2000 Sport for a 2003 SE is lunacy. -jeff |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
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>Well, the problem is that it seems the original owner of the Jeep ran well >water in the coolant system. >I've replaced the radiator, the >water pump, and now several of the freeze plugs. So... you shoud be all about fixed now, right? Just drive the thing. -jeff |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
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>Well, the problem is that it seems the original owner of the Jeep ran well >water in the coolant system. >I've replaced the radiator, the >water pump, and now several of the freeze plugs. So... you shoud be all about fixed now, right? Just drive the thing. -jeff |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
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>Well, the problem is that it seems the original owner of the Jeep ran well >water in the coolant system. >I've replaced the radiator, the >water pump, and now several of the freeze plugs. So... you shoud be all about fixed now, right? Just drive the thing. -jeff |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
>
>Well, the problem is that it seems the original owner of the Jeep ran well >water in the coolant system. >I've replaced the radiator, the >water pump, and now several of the freeze plugs. So... you shoud be all about fixed now, right? Just drive the thing. -jeff |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
On Thu, 20 May 2004 04:06:13 GMT, "Captain Purple"
<test@somewhere.com> wrote: >Apparently you're in Florida somewhere? When I was there with my 4L automatic +air >YJ, I was driving more than >a little bit, and I was putting sometimes $400 - 600 or more a month IN GAS into the >thing. That was a number >of years ago, so it would be more now. Perhaps that's a consideration for you. > >I bought a 2.5L stick (with no air) and it seems to be much less to operate - here in >So. Cal even with >preposterous gas rates I'm putting no more than $120 - $160 a month in the car. > >YMMV > >Capt. Purple I've got a 95YJ, 5 sp, 4 cyl, soft top. My wife has a 94YJ, 5 sp, 6 cyl, soft top. I drive 135 miles a day back and forth to work. No matter which Jeep I take my mileage is in the vicinity of 21 mpg. No performance mods made to either Jeep. At about $1.899 a gal(yesterday, tomorrow, who knows?)that's $277 a month. -- Old Crow '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
On Thu, 20 May 2004 04:06:13 GMT, "Captain Purple"
<test@somewhere.com> wrote: >Apparently you're in Florida somewhere? When I was there with my 4L automatic +air >YJ, I was driving more than >a little bit, and I was putting sometimes $400 - 600 or more a month IN GAS into the >thing. That was a number >of years ago, so it would be more now. Perhaps that's a consideration for you. > >I bought a 2.5L stick (with no air) and it seems to be much less to operate - here in >So. Cal even with >preposterous gas rates I'm putting no more than $120 - $160 a month in the car. > >YMMV > >Capt. Purple I've got a 95YJ, 5 sp, 4 cyl, soft top. My wife has a 94YJ, 5 sp, 6 cyl, soft top. I drive 135 miles a day back and forth to work. No matter which Jeep I take my mileage is in the vicinity of 21 mpg. No performance mods made to either Jeep. At about $1.899 a gal(yesterday, tomorrow, who knows?)that's $277 a month. -- Old Crow '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
Re: How underpowered IS the 4 cylinder??
On Thu, 20 May 2004 04:06:13 GMT, "Captain Purple"
<test@somewhere.com> wrote: >Apparently you're in Florida somewhere? When I was there with my 4L automatic +air >YJ, I was driving more than >a little bit, and I was putting sometimes $400 - 600 or more a month IN GAS into the >thing. That was a number >of years ago, so it would be more now. Perhaps that's a consideration for you. > >I bought a 2.5L stick (with no air) and it seems to be much less to operate - here in >So. Cal even with >preposterous gas rates I'm putting no more than $120 - $160 a month in the car. > >YMMV > >Capt. Purple I've got a 95YJ, 5 sp, 4 cyl, soft top. My wife has a 94YJ, 5 sp, 6 cyl, soft top. I drive 135 miles a day back and forth to work. No matter which Jeep I take my mileage is in the vicinity of 21 mpg. No performance mods made to either Jeep. At about $1.899 a gal(yesterday, tomorrow, who knows?)that's $277 a month. -- Old Crow '82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl' '95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1 TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM, DOF#51 |
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