Need reccomendations to fix the front axel ?

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Asked by Jeep Mar 22, 2008 at 07:35 AM about the 1995 Jeep Wrangler Rio Grande

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Connection Diagrams of vacuum circuit, Troubleshooting procedures,Etc.I did verify the loop but there a couple of loose connection.


Thanks


Luis

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You should be able to get a printout of the connections from the local Jeep dealer.

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what ? are you saying that your 4wd will not engage? If so it can be bad vaccum line, bad shift motor on the front axle, bad switch on top of the t-case, or t-case can be messed up. message me if you haveany questions

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I don't think anyone here knows what they are talking about, 95 wrangler... DUH its a YJ. ABS, O2 sensor... Has absolutely Nothing to do with the axle, at all! =P. Vaccum line?? Shift Motor??????? WTF!!!! YOU All ARE!...... TARDS!! =P. Depending on whats wrong with it, you can pretty much do whatever is nessasary. you can buy any part for it including rings pinion, axle shafts, bearings, cace, spider gears, rebuild kits, and even entire new assemblys, the whole axle.

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yjs have 2 piece axles and need shift motor and vacuum lines to engage the axle for 4wd.... that can break and mess with the axle...

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OMGawd! I just read up on this like two seconds ago..... then I got on here to correct myself and you beat me to it! I'm such a tard! =P

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