Mr. WJ's Grand Cherokee

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Mr. WJ's Grand Cherokee

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Been awhile since I've been able to do this. I spent most of my time on JeepForum with my "build" thread over there. :roll:

Here are the current Specs:
2004
Jeep
Grand Cherokee
4.0 Inline 6
42re Auto Transmission
NV - 242 (fulltime and parttime 4wd high range)
Dana 30 front and Dana 35C rear (open/open)
3.73 Gears in the Axles
Stock rims on 30 inch tires.
Suspension
Lift
-3 inches with OME HD Springs
-Bilstein 5100 shocks.
-JKS Adjustable Track Bar
-Rear extended sway bar links
Upgraded Moog Tie Rod Ends, Tie Rod, Drag Link and Moog HD SS
Recovery, tow hooks and straps


How the WJ sits Currently:
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Lights
-HID Lights with Projectors
-100w fog lights
-Interior white LED light swap
-White LED Rock lights
- 04 WJ Overland 4.7 HO, Bilstein 4600s, Tuned, 242HD Swap, 31" A/T's for cool kids
- 04 WJ Laredo 4.0, 3" OME HD Lift, Bilstein 5100s, JKS TB, IRO LCA's UCA's
- 05 LJ Rubicon 4.0, 3" OME HD Lift, Bilstein 5100's, JKS TB, Bumpers, Warn 9500ix, on 33 MTRs :cool:
- Bronco Water Pump Specialist, now leaks, fixed again and leaks for the second time
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If anyone recall's about the Oil Analysis, I went and had one done of Christmas Break. I got the report back in mid Jan. Just getting around to posting it. :cool:
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- 04 WJ Overland 4.7 HO, Bilstein 4600s, Tuned, 242HD Swap, 31" A/T's for cool kids
- 04 WJ Laredo 4.0, 3" OME HD Lift, Bilstein 5100s, JKS TB, IRO LCA's UCA's
- 05 LJ Rubicon 4.0, 3" OME HD Lift, Bilstein 5100's, JKS TB, Bumpers, Warn 9500ix, on 33 MTRs :cool:
- Bronco Water Pump Specialist, now leaks, fixed again and leaks for the second time
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Mr.WJ wrote:If anyone recall's about the Oil Analysis, I went and had one done of Christmas Break. I got the report back in mid Jan. Just getting around to posting it. :cool:

Time for a rebuild! :flipoff2:
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BlueDodgeRam wrote:
Mr.WJ wrote:If anyone recall's about the Oil Analysis, I went and had one done of Christmas Break. I got the report back in mid Jan. Just getting around to posting it. :cool:

Time for a rebuild! :flipoff2:
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Hahaha, I don't have any plans for a rebuild.... yet! :mrgreen:

I mainly was curious of what was going on internally. How the oil was holding up over that interval etc.
- 04 WJ Overland 4.7 HO, Bilstein 4600s, Tuned, 242HD Swap, 31" A/T's for cool kids
- 04 WJ Laredo 4.0, 3" OME HD Lift, Bilstein 5100s, JKS TB, IRO LCA's UCA's
- 05 LJ Rubicon 4.0, 3" OME HD Lift, Bilstein 5100's, JKS TB, Bumpers, Warn 9500ix, on 33 MTRs :cool:
- Bronco Water Pump Specialist, now leaks, fixed again and leaks for the second time
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Re: Mr. WJ's Grand Cherokee

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Pretty cool, I would love to know how much metal is the oil from my abused 4.0 liter
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Mr.WJ wrote:I intend on having it done every oil change to keep a graph going.
That's a pretty cool idea, useless and expensive but cool. Too bad you didn't start from the beginning so you could have a lifetime wear graph. That would be slick.
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