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Wow that thing was clean! I plan on keeping it as long as I can! I'm fighting electrical issue s right now :(

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Lol yea I've actually noticed that!

Yea, but when it gets dirty.... it gets DIRTY lol only problem.

Thats kinda my quest, I'm going to be lifting it and stuff in a few years. I want a CLEAN lifted xj. But nothing to crazy. Thanks so much, I'm glad my pride shows!

Hey guys, I've been really busy but I was able to do a nice wax today. I have already corrected this car the best I could with the time I have been given. Sadly, there is much more I need to do. I used Meg's gold class liquid wax with the supplied foam pad. Let it sit on the Jeep for about 20...

Awesome job! I would hate to drive that though! Screw that shifter! lol. Thats such an odd position for it!

Battery yes, it is easy to remove, alternator, yes and no. I dont have all my tools with me down at school so I cannot remove it.

Heres what I just read on jeepforum- See excerpt below from the 2000 XJ Factory Service Manual. ELECTRONIC VOLTAGE REGULATOR DESCRIPTION The Electronic Voltage Regulator (EVR) is not a separate component. It is actually a voltage regulating circuit located within the Powertrain Control Module...

Ive been told by a few jeep guys that its in the PCM, so I'm not 100% sure to be honest. I just had a guy with a durango which has very similar stuff to the jeeps say that the PCM controls the voltage to the computers but there is a regulator on the alt.

Maybe someone has an idea here, my 2000 xj with 150k miles on it has been acting up. First, I was on my drive back home for the weekend, a 5 hour drive. Randomly the volt gauge shot to 19v's and the check gauge light came on. I kept going to the next rest stop and in that time the volt gauge...

That's weird. Clay kit was on sale at mine

Lol true, luckly mine were pretty clean and I was able to get the clean and streak free :] OP- Good luck and let us know how it come out!

I just took a warm moist rag and went to town, it'll take a while so youve been warned. lol Try that and if it doesnt work, I'm out of ideas lol

I just went to mine 20mins ago and my stuff was on sale! I picked up the black wax and some rainx cleaner for $10!

I clean the rubber/velvet like thing at the bottom of the window, where the window rolls down into. People forget about this alot and when you run a moist towel over it, its usually BLACK hard to describe, but this part of the window, http://www.detailedimage.com/photos/esoteric/05M3/IMG_3994.JPG

I have enough pics of my college campus parking jobs to start a photo series. its just SAD.

Yea, I replaced the wipers and nothing really helped, I fixed ALITTLE play in the assembly and it helped and I also adjusted the angle of the arms but there is still alittle noise. I need to replace the assemblies, plain and simple sadly.

haha works for me! I'll PM ya and we can talk!