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93 jeep grand cherokee(4.0) radiator needs to be replaced ...

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Remove the top radiator bracket and the whole thing will slide out. IF you have .... What I Have: 1994 Grand Cherokee Limited 2.25" 4 Wheel ...

Try this.

1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Stereo Wiring Constant 12V+Pink Switched 12V+ Purple/White Ground Black Illumination Orange/Black Dimmer n/a Antenna Trigger Green/Red Antenna Right Front Front Speakers 6 1/2" Doors Left Front (+) Green Left Front (-) Brown/Red Right Front (+) Purple Right Front (-) Blue/Red Rear Speakers 6 1/2" Rear Doors Left Rear (+) Brown/Yellow Left Rear (-) Brown/Blue Right Rear (+) Blue/White Right Rear (-) Blue/Orange

Very likely it's the rear seal. You will have to remove the transmission from the jeep in order to gain access to and change that seal.

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Sounds as if your deck needs replaced and this could be the result of antenna not working.

Not as far as i know. But if u can't get it from top or bottom the skid plate is an easy removal. Hope this helps.

Its possible that you find this information in the ZJ-Secc-8W-Wiring-Diagrams Repair Manual.

Good luck (remember comment and rated this).

Well, most likely it is a burned out reverse clutch pack. Which would require a trip to a tranny shop. The sooner the better, the longer you drive with the debris in the tranny the higher the likely hood of requiring a complete rebuild instead of just the reverse clutch pack. I hope this helps please rate this thank you

Just call the part stores and dealership head quarter the dealers ususally wont give you that info, also junk yards will help you out a lot also.

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yes you should remove the access. This will cause the engine to drown in a sense and have to fight. It is always safe to put in not enough to too much. You onlt have a certain amount of oil that can be placed in the pan before it runs up into your cylinder heads and can break the seal on the gasket. Then you would have to pay to get the cylinder head gasket replaced.