Same deal for '91' XJ's? Is the unit located in the same location?

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"Will Honea" > wrote in message
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> The 88 will have a timer that sets every 80k miles - the shop manual
> says to disconnect it after the first pass as it is no longer required
> (their emissions responsiblity required it to set then). There is a
> web site that tells you how to reset it but it's much easier just to
> pull the @#$% module out and be done with it. Under the dash, left
> side of the column, little black box. Mine was Velcroed in place.
> Unplug it. Test - you may have unplugged your intermitent wiper
> module <g>.
>
> On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 16:13:07 UTC "Earle Horton"
> > wrote:
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>> I think that this applies to all the early Cherokees and Wranglers, but
>> consult a manual or dealer. The emissions light goes on, and stays on,
>> until you replace the control unit. If you want to be squeaky clean, and
>> adher to all federal regulations, then you should replace it.
>>
>> Earle
>>
>> "jeff" > wrote in message
>> news:aCPDe.40864$Tx1.17060@trnddc03...
>> > albert travis wrote:
>> > > I have a 1988 jeep cherokee pioneer, with 238,000 miles on it. The
>> emissions
>> > > maintenance light has come on. What do I do to remedy this?
>> >
>> > Remove the bulb???
>> >
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>> > jeff
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> Will Honea