Jeep Wrangler YJ : difficult to close doors when cold weather

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how to reassemble the 93 jeep wrangler steering column?
someone else took it a part?
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talk to the seller of the replacement and make sure they sent the correct tickness

first check your fuses, then if thay are fine and veh has a veh speed sensor vss, it may have a bad connection, or the sensor may be bad, (located on the transmission)

Short between the rear indicator light and the brake lights.

probly has bad door laches , its an old jeep maybe spay some oil up in them will help them let loose when they should

it has velcro at bottom of the window, pull it loose and the whole window frame will come off

CHECK BATTERY VOLTAGE.IT SHOULD BE 12.5 VOLTS.IF BATTERY OKAY.YOUR FUEL FILTER COULD BE STOPPED UP.OR YOU NEED NEW PLUGS + WIRES + CAP AND ROTOR.

Check for the fuse for the fuel pump and the relay. Other than that it may be a wiring issue or a computer module issue.

OK I have a yj and you start from the windshield put the snaps/or what ever yours is on the top of the doors then down the side or the doors then under the back side window then around the curve and this is the hardest part then your tailgate also make sure your bars on the inside are loseuntil the top is on then thighting those bars and you should have a nice tight top but belive me it is hard and you might need a flathead screw driver for the corners. Good luck and a jeep wave to you!

You have likely fixed this by now but if not, you will have to use some dry rags and dry off everything!!!! Use compressed air wherever you can't get to (or at the least, a tire pump) Vehicles are not designed for use in the water. If ;you want to do this, get with some off road clubs that can give you tips on waterproofing stuff!!! Just to somewhat "wheatherise" my stuff, I wipe down ignition components with a rag saturated with wd40&silicone spray. I don't think this will work in deep water but it sure helps in very damp or rainy weather! You can also make splash guards out of very heavy tar paper or sheet metal that you can place under the front, but be careful where and how you place and secure it so nothing interferes with steering etc.