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Check the fluid level in the radiator. I'll bet it's low.

Before unibody, the front clip included fenders, inner fenders, radiator support, bumper, grille and hood. It usually came all assembled together. With unibody construction, it can mean all of those pieces (in a dis assembled state) or the front half of the car that has been cut off of the...

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No. Look here; http://car-part.com/

No. Look here; http://car-part.com/

You said "I recently bought a Jeep Cherokee off some 'ole country folk who probably don't know much about cars." I think you are right up there with 'em! Sounds like a burned up trannie!

http://car-part.com/ is the link the other guy said. If it were mine, (or if my dad were an electrician) I would bypass, and eliminate it! If dad can verify it's bad, he should be able to figure how to bypass it!

http://car-part.com/ is the link the other guy said. If it were mine, (or if my dad were an electrician) I would bypass, and eliminate it! If dad can verify it's bad, he should be able to figure how to bypass it!

Any shock that will physically fit can be used. You will also need to be sure of the "travel" of the new shock. Take an old one into a parts store and they can look up a new shock by dimensions. You don't want to go with one that is too stiff though or you'll feel as if you are riding a rock!

Hood Support STRUTS. Around $25 each. Replace both.

Hood Support STRUTS. Around $25 each. Replace both.

If it had 50,000 miles on it when you bought it, why did you need a 30,000 mile check? If you put 30,000 miles on it, it probably has worn brake (not break) pads. If the car sat for seven months, a "crack" in the serpentine belt and some corrosion on the battery would be small problems compared...

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First check the compression, with a gauge. Next, verify the distributor is in time and cap/rotor are good.

Don't complain. It was bought "AS IS WHERE IS" and I'm sure that a NO WARRANTY release was signed at the deal. There is no way to know when a head gasket is going to fail. Your sister may also have caused the bulk of the problem. She drove it for 4 hours, probably pretty fast (I've made that...

Slamming on the brakes won't drain the fluid. No way, No how. You have leaking wheel cylinders in the rear, and that has caused air to enter the hydraulic system. The rear shoes are probably also saturated with fluid at this point. Please TOW it to a shop and have it repaired. You may be...

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That is not a cover, it is the front pump. It can be removed and replaced easily. There is a large o-ring that seal it but I have never seen one fail. I suspect that the bushing ( torque converter ) is worn or loose. Leaking fluid from the pump seal/bushing will get all over the inside of the...

That is not a cover, it is the front pump. It can be removed and replaced easily. There is a large o-ring that seal it but I have never seen one fail. I suspect that the bushing ( torque converter ) is worn or loose. Leaking fluid from the pump seal/bushing will get all over the inside of the...

Better start with something else, It doesn't have a carburettor! More likely than not the fuel pump has failed. Luckily, on that car access to the pump is under the rear seat. Remove the seat and the access panel right under where the left passenger would sit. If you aren't aware that it is...