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Author:  shak [ Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:31 am ]
Post subject:  Back after over a year with a couple of questions
I am back after probably a year or so of not being on the board. kj is pretty good but shes got a couple of problems that I wish somebody can help me with:
1. the AC or heater doesnt blow any air when set in 1 or 2 being idle. its fine when set to 3 or 4. set in 1 or 2 going down the highway, air comes out of it therefore its only problematic when the car is idle and the setting is on 1 or 2. I think the preoblem is the AC fan. let me know if you think differently
2. a while ago I was at the dealership getting the car appraised and was told that the swaybar is bad. what are the symptoms of a bad sway bar and how much should it cost me to replace it and how can i tell its bad?

Thanks a lot in advance
Author:  Fouros [ Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:36 am ]
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re the aircon a resistor has probably gone in the fan control , pretty easy to fix, if you go to jeepkj.com they have a tech write up on hoe to replace it

sway bar gone bad ?????

maybe bushes but i am not sure
Author:  Dje Ryu [ Fri Apr 27, 2007 1:02 am ]
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probably just bushings in the swaybar linkage arms (not sure what they're really called) Cost shouldn't be more than $200 for the parts, guessing. Labor is anyone's guess, though.

Here's a thought, though. take the swaybar off (six 18mm nuts) and take it back in for the same appraisal and see what they say. :twisted: Who's resposible for a rollover in that case, though? ehh, maybe you shouldn't.
Author:  Neatus [ Fri Apr 27, 2007 2:42 am ]
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Just had my swaybar end links replaced. $83 bucks for the parts.
Author:  sidewayskj [ Fri Apr 27, 2007 1:10 pm ]
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how do you tell if your swaybar bushing are toast. Does it knock on certain bumps or how do you tell.
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