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Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: Jamez] #719462 04/30/06 03:51 AM
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jeepdriver Offline
Body Damage is Cool
I do not know if this will help you, but a friend of mine scored a spare hood for his Jeep Cherokee from the local wrecking yard and had louvers punched in it, just like on a gym locker. He had a shop that builds ambulance bodies do it, as they louver the hoods of the ambulances to let the excessive heat out.


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Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: LRJ4x4] #719463 04/30/06 03:58 AM
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Yes the bottom part that the tube connects to. The tube btw is the heat riser for when the engine is cold. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" />


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Last edited by Mississippi_Blue; 04/30/06 05:19 PM.

'87 RAIDER, rebuilt & modified, "Bleaux"
'87/'88 Mitsu Montero SWB, parts truck.
'03 Mitsu Montero Sport ES - my "driving Mz Daisy" station wagon.
Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: Mississippi_Blue] #719464 04/30/06 05:38 AM
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wyleone Offline
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OK uncomplicate the whole mess.....One thing, replace the fan clutch and inspect the fan blade when you are doing that. Do nothing else till that is complete. Do not install the vents, do not install the exaust shield (yet).
Only one thing failed at this point and that has been identified. Replace it, and re-evaluate the situation.

Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: wyleone] #719465 04/30/06 05:20 PM
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Mississippi_Blue Offline OP
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That I can do.


'87 RAIDER, rebuilt & modified, "Bleaux"
'87/'88 Mitsu Montero SWB, parts truck.
'03 Mitsu Montero Sport ES - my "driving Mz Daisy" station wagon.
Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: Mississippi_Blue] #719466 04/30/06 07:24 PM
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Monty Offline
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when I'm in 4l and just crawling along, I pop the hood so it's just on the safety catch. That helps to get some fresh cooler air under the hood

Last edited by Monty; 05/01/06 07:59 PM.

1989 Raider V6/MT
2005 Jeep Liberty CRD Turbo Diesel
Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: Monty] #719467 05/01/06 05:32 PM
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when I'm in 4l and just crawling along, I pop the hood so it's just on the safety catch. That helps to get some more fresh cooler air under the hood


Safety catch? Your Monty has a safety catch? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/scared.gif" alt="" />

Not to hijack the thread, but my '89 Raider does not have a safety catch on the hood... should it? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

Eric W.


'89 Dodge Raider -- 3.0L V6, MT, SWB
Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: 89IsMine] #719468 05/01/06 06:09 PM
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It should. It's nothing special.....same thing that most every vehicle nowadays would have. You pull the hood release and that releases the primary latch. Then, when you go up front and reach a finger or two under the hood to release that lever so you can open the hood the rest of the way.....that's the safety catch.

Mine's an '88 and it has it.


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Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: 89IsMine] #719469 05/01/06 06:10 PM
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Yes it should. When you release the hood from inside the cab, you should have to push a lever under the hood to open it. This lever is the safety catch.

Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: CapnCrunch] #719470 05/01/06 06:10 PM
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It should. It's nothing special.....same thing that most every vehicle nowadays would have. You pull the hood release and that releases the primary latch. Then, when you go up front and reach a finger or two under the hood to release that lever so you can open the hood the rest of the way.....that's the safety catch.

Mine's an '88 and it has it.


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Re: Venting Engine Compartment [Re: off-roader] #719471 05/01/06 07:50 PM
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