Well I'll be dipped...Jeep XJ brakes don't drag no mo

I've been fighting dragging brakes on my !996 Jeep Cherokee since I started that project. And finally I got it. Previously I've replaced one of the calipers, and ll of the brakes, and both rubber lines too, and even the master cylinder. Not I finally figured out that there's an adjustment in the brake booster, which I adjusted! doh :banghead Who'd a thunk, it fixed the problem. Backed off the little plunger thingy in the pic, and no more hot brakes! yay

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The Jeep is ready to rock:

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Awesome jeep. Nice logo stickers.

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Just bought one of these to make sure there’s not any more room for adjustment. I’m just happy I finally figured out why both fronts were getting hot after medium drive. Short drives were not a problem, well at least not noticeable.


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Good looking jeep

That's the kinda info you find in factory service manuals, same lacking info problem I had timing the Cadillac off cylinder #1 when it needed to be timed off cylinder #6. Who would know that unless you were a factory Cadillac mechanic.

Pups look happy too!

Kovu's Car!!! They look happy you got it figured out...Now time far a ride...Congrats.