Recent content by Jeepster92

I used a fuel pressure tester from auto zone but part of it was missing so I had to jerry rig it. It was showing around 30.

I have replaced the fuel filter and the fuel pressure regulator. When I went to replace the filter, I discovered that there was none. There was just a rubber line between the the ones. I had to cut throught the rubber line to fit a filter on it. When I first start it and drive it acts like it...

I have a 92 YJ with the 2.5 litre. Here is the problem that I am having : I only drive it a couple times a week until I fix it up some. When I fill it up with gas it runs fine. I drive it a couple times and it will die like it's out of gas. So I put a gallon in it and it's fine, but when I...

Well, it did run without choking out after I put on the fuel filter. I drove it about 2 miles with no problem. But I can't figure why someone would rig it not to use a fuel filter.

I went to change the fuel filter today and discovered that was no fuel filter. It was just a rubber fuel line attached to the metal incoming and outgoing lines. So I had to cut the rubber line in half and put in the new fuel filter.

I appreciate the replies. On a lot forums you can post and get nothing. YJ owners have been through it all with these machines and really want to help the other guy.

Speaking of the pump, the reason that I am replacing it is because of an issue that I've been having. Recently I have driven it and when I push the accelerator it wants to choke out and then it will die. When I put some gas in it it will start and run ok. It's done this twice. I thought there...

I plan on dropping the tank because I am also putting in a new fuel pump. With the tank down is that going to put all of the fuel lines out of the way?

Yes. It's really rusty. I have a brand new replacement cargo floor pan for it. It is rusted in two right behind the rear seat. I tried, without tools, to pull it back some but it must be attached somehow in the middle. I am wondering if there is something underneath that I might cut that is vital.

I have a 92 YJ that needs the rear cargo area replaced. I am wondering what is the best way to do this. I am thinking of cutting along the edges with a angle grinder. As far as installation goes I have thought about using rivits. I do not have a welder and no knowledge of welding. I would...