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Yep, thats the blendoors alright. Let me dig up the write up I did when I replaced mine.
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You can watch this while I dig up some details and source of where I got the kit from:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIWnuZ8vkEE
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seems odd that i could get hot and cold out of both sides tho?

and the blower motor doesnt work at all on any settings or is that linked to the blenders?
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safaripete wrote:seems odd that i could get hot and cold out of both sides tho?

and the blower motor doesnt work at all on any settings or is that linked to the blenders?


Sometimes the system shuts down the motor because of too much travel to protect the system. As blendors are not indicating to the motors (yes there are three of them) and they keep spining, the system kind of shuts down (as I believe). If you are getting these codes, then it is looking like blendoors. Here is the kit that I got:

The Dual Control (ndr) Blend Doors - http://www.blendorstore.com/products/dual_control_blend_doors

Very nice guy, very prompt. It was daunting first, but mine has been like this for over 10 months now. Working great.

Your codes are:

52 = AI (Recirc) door travel range too large. This is the code that indicates a recirculation door problem.

54 = Left temperature door travel too large. This is the code that indicates the driver’s side blend door problem.

56 = Right temperature door travel to large.This is the code that indicates the passenger’s side blend door problem.
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crap lol

will have a look into it tmrw been a big day time for sleep

thanks heaps tj
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No problem, its a Jeep thing.

BTW, here are all the codes for WJs: http://www.wjjeeps.com/climate.htm

I did a lot of research and found the kit I got to be most recommended. Its a bit daunting, but as long as you follow the instructions and use a light hand it works brilliantly. I spend a couple of hundred, which probably would have cost a couple thousand at the dealer to remove the dash and do it that way. Cut up ugly patch is so hidden, it doesn't bother me.
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i have a "Jeep Manual FSM Grand Cherokee WJ 2001 - Manual 01WJE" in pdf file over 2000 pages 67MB, let me know if you're interested.

pretty good thread:
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f197/moo ... j-1009379/
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f22/moon ... d-1218003/
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the timing chain has started to rattle abit is there anything i can do to resolve this?

went to change oil and filter in motor drained the oil and removed the filter only to find the replacment filter was wrong grrr so will have to do it all over again oh well at least the oil will be mint haha
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safaripete wrote:it is now up my driveway 8)

pics soon

yay another jeep driver in Palmy , when we gonna meet and go for a skid somewhere

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need to sort out a few bits before im gonna take it off road

starters needs recovery hooks and a set of mts but to do that i need to get some wider rims so in no great rush atm but i dont mind going down to tha river for a fang either
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give us a txt if ya go to the river and I'll see if I'm able to come down.

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safaripete wrote:the timing chain has started to rattle abit is there anything i can do to resolve this?

went to change oil and filter in motor drained the oil and removed the filter only to find the replacment filter was wrong grrr so will have to do it all over again oh well at least the oil will be mint haha


Just change the filter tomorrow, no oil comes out when you take the filter off by itself (unless the engine is running :twisted: )

It might not be the timing chain. In theory, this engine is supposed to be on 5W-30 but the previous owners may not have used it. Its not that commonly available in non-synthetic variety.
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safaripete wrote:the timing chain has started to rattle abit is there anything i can do to resolve this?

went to change oil and filter in motor drained the oil and removed the filter only to find the replacment filter was wrong grrr so will have to do it all over again oh well at least the oil will be mint haha


Just change the filter tomorrow, no oil comes out when you take the filter off by itself (unless the engine is running :twisted: )

It might not be the timing chain. In theory, this engine is supposed to be on 5W-30 but the previous owners may not have used it. Its not that commonly available in non-synthetic variety.


oh yeah mint

hmm he had it "serviced" at oil changers so woulda just had 15-40 at a guess

ive put case no1 engine oil init for the mo as that was easy to get out of the drum i usually use castrol magnatec in my cars

so would changing to 5-30 shut it up?????
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Just be careful with the transfer case (NV247), it takes a special transfer case fluid specifically for it (unlike other Jeep transfer cases in TJ and XJ which are happy with any ATF).

Same goes for power steering fluid, Mopar has a special blend.

Diffs are okay with anything 75-140W or 85-140W.
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nuts i always thought transfercases used gear oil lol

will look at doing the diffs and trans at some stage soon as they are a little noisey at 80-100ks
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safaripete wrote:oh yeah mint

hmm he had it "serviced" at oil changers so woulda just had 15-40 at a guess

ive put case no1 engine oil init for the mo as that was easy to get out of the drum i usually use castrol magnatec in my cars

so would changing to 5-30 shut it up?????


Timing chain normally says to check at 400k miles (yep, miles). Not likely the issue. It has hydraulic end-pivot roller rockers.

You can try changing to proper viscosity oil on next change and see if that helps with the noise. Is the noise at start-up and then it goes away or it still is there when warmed-up.
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still there after start up and running even when warm will try get a vid up
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safaripete wrote:nuts i always thought transfercases used gear oil lol

will look at doing the diffs and trans at some stage soon as they are a little noisey at 80-100ks


On TJs, transfer case NP231 takes normal ATF+4 just like the automatic transmission. Its a part-time 4wd transfer case. But on WJ/WG, NV247 has a special fluid for the AWD mode to work properly. I'll try to dig up Mopar part number for you tomorrow. I probably have a bottle of it somewhere in the garage. Found it, its Mopar part number 05016796AB

Trans take ATF+4 (has to meet Mopar specs). I have stuck with Mopar ATF+4, its not too expensive. I believe transmission has two filters inside. You can order the service kit from http://www.rockauto.com for cheap. Wix is good brand.

Power steering uses Mopar part number 04883077 Hydraulic fluid / Power steering fluid (MS5931).

For the diffs, just use any good quality 75W-140 diff fluid front and back. You have LSDs front and back, so if the fluid doesn't already have the LSD additive, you will have to add it.

It should have two grease nipples on the front ball joints (one each side). All other components are non-greasable.
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sweet thanks heaps

just a few small things to fix on it haha

but still love that noise
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safaripete wrote:sweet thanks heaps

just a few small things to fix on it haha

but still love that noise


No problem.

Took my wife's WG for a drive today and gave it a Ferrari tune-up...... Her commute is not long enough to warm up things properly, so I occasionally give it a bit of noise to keep things working. I think it can do with a more open muffler though :twisted:
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Gday how is this thing treating you... Have you had it in the rough stuff yet? I saw it on trademe but was in Aussie at the time so couldn't view/buy, i think I've seen her around the Waikato though.
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yeah its ok

havent taken it off the blacktop yet. :oops:

theres a few small issues with it that the previous owner never said about but will sort these out

love the noise it makes on the limiter getting it to 100ks haha
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fixed the heater yesterday

repaired the blendors :mrgreen:

but only to find the blower motor connector had chernobaled so rewired this and its all working mint now :mrgreen:
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safaripete wrote:fixed the heater yesterday

repaired the blendors :mrgreen:

but only to find the blower motor connector had chernobaled so rewired this and its all working mint now :mrgreen:


Which blendor fix kit did you use? Its a simple fix once you can access those damn design features. :)
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i just reglued them and strapped them with some stainless and rivioted then epoxyed the whole lot lol

so will see how long it lasts if it craps out i will just jam something in there and have them blowing hot all the time till summer comes at least lol
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safaripete wrote:i just reglued them and strapped them with some stainless and rivioted then epoxyed the whole lot lol

so will see how long it lasts if it craps out i will just jam something in there and have them blowing hot all the time till summer comes at least lol


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Tell ya what. Im keen on getting a 3 inch exhaust and intercooler into my (new addition) VX and taking it for a strop.
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xj wrote:Pete, was that you asking about the LWB intercooled Safari on TM? Sick of the Grand already?



hes like the palmy version of welly taz

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xj wrote:Pete, was that you asking about the LWB intercooled Safari on TM? Sick of the Grand already?



hes like the palmy version of welly taz

swapping vehicles every second month :lol: :lol:


Cant comment, got 3 x 4x4s at the moment. In the last 7 years I think im at 5 jeeps (XJ, XJ, TJ, TJ and finally ZJ) and currently also have the Landy bush truck and the VX.

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won a timing chain kit

so hopefully it will stop tha rattle from the motor as changing to the correct grade oil didnt work.

have also ordered the proper blendor fix for the heater as mine lasted all of three days haha.

waiting to hear back from a dude about some new headlights as i doubt mine will pass a wof in thier current state.

will prob need to rebuild the front driveshaft as i think thats my problem for the whine acc to 100ks, maybe just needs cv replacing?

im hopin to take it in for a wof on sat but if lights dont turn up i wont be takin it
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