Jeeps without chips or electronic engine controls
m2buell4me
01-07-2006, 10:52 PM
I want a jeep without any solid state electronics in it. Did the early wranglers all have engine controls?
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
djmoore85
01-08-2006, 03:22 PM
I want a jeep without any solid state electronics in it. Did the early wranglers all have engine controls?
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
You could always dump a carbureted small block in it :iceslolan
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
You could always dump a carbureted small block in it :iceslolan
djmoore85
01-08-2006, 03:23 PM
I want a jeep without any solid state electronics in it. Did the early wranglers all have engine controls?
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
You could always dump a carbureted small block in it :iceslolan
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
You could always dump a carbureted small block in it :iceslolan
Ray H
01-08-2006, 03:57 PM
I want a jeep without any solid state electronics in it. Did the early wranglers all have engine controls?
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
Wranglers with the 4.2 came carborated from 87 to 90. After 90 they went to the 4.0 and computerized and MPI fuel injected it. If you get one in that age range, I would suggest getting an automatic tranny because the 5 speed that was available was the Peugeot BA10/5 and its a piece of crap. Just plan on replacing the Peugeot if you go that route.
Do I have to go back to the CJ's?
Thx
Wranglers with the 4.2 came carborated from 87 to 90. After 90 they went to the 4.0 and computerized and MPI fuel injected it. If you get one in that age range, I would suggest getting an automatic tranny because the 5 speed that was available was the Peugeot BA10/5 and its a piece of crap. Just plan on replacing the Peugeot if you go that route.
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