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projectXJ: Vacuum reservoir rebuild & relocate ('97-01 Jeep Cherokee XJ)

Today on Workshop Quick Takes (wqt): If you own a '97-01 Jeep Cherokee (XJ), you may have found a mysterious sphere lurking behind the passenger-side front bumper. It is a vacuum reservoir to buffer the cruise control actuator and, on the 99-01, the HVAC controls. It tends to get removed for fender cuts and bumper conversions. We didn't need to remove it on our build, but it's in a damage-prone spot for off-road adventure. Unfortunately, even without cruise installed, the HVAC went wonky. Solution: rebuild and relocate. Join us in our 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ as we show you how to create a half-capacity replacement unit from plumbing supplies and then find a good spot to install it near the firewall. Verdict? It looks nearly OE and the HVAC operation is back to normal. *********** All trademarks used in this production are and remain the property of their respective owners. All original content © 2019-2023 by Aaron Vienot, dba aaronv.net & avey productions. Published on YouTube under the standard YouTube license. "Funny Song," "Psychedelic," and "Downtown" courtesy of Bensound.com. "Finding Light" by Dan Lebowitz, "Smokey's Lounge" by Track Tribe, "Fingerprint" by the Mini Vandals, "That One Bar Scene" by RKVC, and "U In My Arms" by Jeremy Black courtesy of the YouTube Audio Library. Additional sound effects courtesy of Freesound.org. This production may contain tips, tricks, and techniques that are unsafe for your application or flat out illegal to replicate in your country of residence. Use this information at your own risk. Chapter List: 00:00 Introduction 01:31 Step 1: Measure once, buy twice 03:49 Step 2: I was told there would be no math 06:33 Step 3: Reservoir bodge 09:48 Step 4: Fit to be tied 14:21 Step 5: A can ful off nothing 16:14 Step 6: Will this be on the exam? 16:59 Closing comments