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First thing you need to decide is the intended use of your Jeep. With today's gas prices every bit counts. If you're looking for a little freedom drive and small commutes in town, the 4cyl engine will do you fine. If you travel frequently on the highway or interstate definitely need the 6cyl. Either engine will do fine off-road with the gearing provided by the transfercase. If you are looking for a project budget Jeep for off-roading that will get a new engine then you still have the engine to consider as it will affect your bottom line; 4cyl engine Jeeps are cheaper.
Since this is about Wrangler or YJ Jeeps we won't touch the others at this time. In 1991 Jeep introduced the fuel injected 4cyl engine. It pushes out 123hp and 139ft/lbs of torque. Transmission and transfercase with this engine is the AX5 and NP231. The AX5 is a lightweight transmission and when you test drive you will want to verify smooth shifting from 2nd the 3rd gear as they are known for bad sychro's (aka grinding will occur). The NP231 is a chain driven transmission and will stand up to any abuse you will throw at it with the 4cyl and has a respectable 2.71:1 reduction for off-roading. If you're looking for a town putter, easier on gas, able off-roading and open air driving to the beach this is for you. Best thing about these engines is the price, but if you want an auto they will be gutless and hard to find.
Also in 1991 Jeep had the 6cyl as an option or standard depending on the model. The 6cyl Jeep engine put out 185hp and 220ft/lbs torque. These engines came with the medium duty AX5 transmission and the same NP231 transfercase. A bit harder on gas and pocket book, this engine is what most look for as it has the guts on the highway/interstate. They also come plenty in automatic and standard transmissions. A good catch in the 6cyl model is the heavy duty Dana44 rear axle that you can stumble upon in Jeeps that came with towing package. These rear axles can handle more abuse then the stock Dana35.
Unfortunately Jeep Wranglers did not come from factory with a V8 so if you come across one for sale take a good look at the engine harness and ask lots of questions. Last thing you want to do is inherit someone else's problems. We will go deeper on this in another article.
So you have a lot of choices. Best to be educated and know what you are looking at so you can make an informed decision. The buying decision will be totally different between someone looking for a cruiser or and offroading project. As they say: "Your mileage may vary"
This part three of a six part series I'll write.
Stay tuned for:
- How to accessorize your Used Budget Jeep
- How to build a mild off-roading Used Budget Jeep
- How to upkeep your Used Budget Jeep
Hope this was informative and helps you discover the Jeep addiction. Keep it Jeep!
Henri Cormier is an avid Jeep builder and offroad fabricator. Owner of http://JeepinCentral.com where you can buy all your Used Jeep Parts for your budget Jeep and http://Auto-Salvage-Project.com where you can buy your next repairable salvaged Jeep project.
4 Principles of Effective Search Engine Marketing Strategy
For the first two or three years I was in business, I blew off search engine marketing. After all, the big name gurus didn't do it, and they were making plenty of money.
One guru even suggested putting some obscure search term like "scoobie snacks" on your page six times and then submitting your page to the search engines. After a few days, all you had to do was search for the term "scoobie snacks", and then you found your page at the top of the search engines.
Well, I don't sell "scoobie snacks". I sell internet marketing. Search engine marketing is part of my overall marketing strategy now because search engines are the way people find things. Search engines drive targeted traffic, I want my potential visitors to find me.
I've learned a few things since then. Search engines are an important strategy, but search engines won't buy from you. People do. Here are four things I've learned about creating an effective search engine marketing strategy.
1. Write for users first and the search engines second.
You can create all of the great content you want, rank number one in the search engines, and still not get any search engine traffic. Search engines read your content to index it, but they don't read it to learn anything, or buy anything.
Keyword rich, search engine optimized content will please the search engines. Easy to read content that pleases your readers will be interesting, include lots of information, and will make your readers want to read more.
2. A successful search engine marketing strategy starts with a successful marketing strategy.
Search engine marketing is only one key in a successful internet marketing campaign. Although you don't want to try and do too many different marketing techniques at once, you should have at least two or three internet marketing techniques you are very good at.
If one technique doesn't work, try something new. Bad marketing is better than no marketing, but effective marketing is what will drive your sales.
3. Consider social search as as well as standard search engines.
Social search is changing the way users interact online. Sites like Stumble Upon are just one example of how users rate content. Social bookmarking sites, like Digg, are another way users rate content by creating "mini news stories."
These sites are valuable for creating buzz about your business. They also help you build valuable backlinks for your websites. Don't be afraid to use them, or use them to connect with others and get the message out about your business.
4. Consider video as another search engine marketing opportunity.
You Tube is now one of the top five sites on the internet. A lot of people like watching videos. Why not take your content and create it in another form? Instead of writing that tutorial, why not film it?
There are tons of free tools available on the internet to help you create videos, and once you do it a few times, it's actually fun.
Marketing on the internet changes, and it often changes very quickly. What works today may not work tomorrow. Search engine marketing has been around a long time. It's the way people find things, whether they use search engines, or social search. How you use this technique is up to you. Just use it because it works.
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Jinger Jarrett is the author of "Internet Marketing to GO! Cashing in on Google," available on Amazon.
Is it safe for the health of the engine to drive without fixing an 02 sensor & with broken catalytic converter
if a malfunction indicator light on a chevy cavalier is on
and if the 02 sensor behind the catalytic converter is broken, does this entail that the converter must be repaired for the 02 sensor to work properly if one or both of these are broken? And most importantly, for how long can this car be driven without fixing these?
It is a Chevy Cavalier and the model year is 2001
If you take it on the free way can it blow up the engine ?
If your O2 sensor is broken, your car will run rich (to be safe). That cost more gas.
And then your cat converter will run red hot because of the extra fuel being dumped. Eventually your cat converter will melt and fail.
The sooner you fix it the more money you save.
Good Luck...
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