Also check the air intake. The Cherokee's often had a restrictor that would
let in less air, so it had less power. If you check the restrictor it may have
shifted, causing a strange whine.

 

Also check the air intake. The Cherokee's often had a restrictor that would
let in less air, so it had less power. If you check the restrictor it may have
shifted, causing a strange whine.

 

Also check the air intake. The Cherokee's often had a restrictor that would
let in less air, so it had less power. If you check the restrictor it may have
shifted, causing a strange whine.

 

On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 14:21:27 UTC mark12211@aol.com (Mark12211) wrote:

> Also check the air intake. The Cherokee's often had a restrictor that would
> let in less air, so it had less power. If you check the restrictor it may have
> shifted, causing a strange whine.

Hardly a restrictor - the ventura is throat is noticably larger than
the throttle body bore. That insert uses the air flow to create a
vacuum to purge the charcoal canister.

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

 

On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 14:21:27 UTC mark12211@aol.com (Mark12211) wrote:

> Also check the air intake. The Cherokee's often had a restrictor that would
> let in less air, so it had less power. If you check the restrictor it may have
> shifted, causing a strange whine.

Hardly a restrictor - the ventura is throat is noticably larger than
the throttle body bore. That insert uses the air flow to create a
vacuum to purge the charcoal canister.

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

 

On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 14:21:27 UTC mark12211@aol.com (Mark12211) wrote:

> Also check the air intake. The Cherokee's often had a restrictor that would
> let in less air, so it had less power. If you check the restrictor it may have
> shifted, causing a strange whine.

Hardly a restrictor - the ventura is throat is noticably larger than
the throttle body bore. That insert uses the air flow to create a
vacuum to purge the charcoal canister.

--
Will Honea <whonea@codenet.net>

 

Once again, I'm in the market for a hard top that will fit my 97TJ. I'd
prefer something in Oregon or Washington that I can pick up rather than
have shipped. If anyone has one, or knows someone who does, please let me
know.

Jason

 

Once again, I'm in the market for a hard top that will fit my 97TJ. I'd
prefer something in Oregon or Washington that I can pick up rather than
have shipped. If anyone has one, or knows someone who does, please let me
know.

Jason

 

Once again, I'm in the market for a hard top that will fit my 97TJ. I'd
prefer something in Oregon or Washington that I can pick up rather than
have shipped. If anyone has one, or knows someone who does, please let me
know.

Jason

 

Dude - if you get no response from the group keep doing a search
on ebay. I see tops for sale quite often out in your area on there.
A little hint do a search for TJ Hardtop & TJ Hard top.

L8r - Jersey

"Jason Killian" <jkillian@coas.oregonstate.edu> wrote in message
news:Pine.SOL.4.56.0402171545030.19103@cole...
> Once again, I'm in the market for a hard top that will fit my 97TJ. I'd
> prefer something in Oregon or Washington that I can pick up rather than
> have shipped. If anyone has one, or knows someone who does, please let me
> know.
>
> Jason