Do I need 1469 extended length, or regular 1480DAT for a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
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I bought the 1469DAT for my RAM 1500, which has a 2 inch receiver, and it has a little more than 1 inch in length to spare, but I like the way it looks and fits. It is easy to get to the key slot and insert a key having some extra space to move it around if need be. I guess the 1480 would work as well too, but in all honesty, I do not know how if it will work out on your Grand Cherokee.
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Your Grand Cherokee would only have a 2 inch receiver on it so the 1480DAT would work just fine. The 1469 is primarily for 2-1/2 inch receivers.
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I did purchase the RC12YC which are gapped at 0.020" because that is what the manual calls for. The RC14YC supplied in the kit are gapped at 0.040. In retrospect and after doing a bit more research I guess that you can use the RC14YC that come in the kit as is, without a problem. I just prefer to follow the manufacturers recommendation.
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You need one 15290 for the down stream and one 15974 for the up stream I check Auto Zone before I buy on Amazon so I know I am getting the right part.
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I contacted GW directly...they indicated "No." I don't have any more details than that, but it may be that another extension might overwork the motor. Extensions cannot be ordered individually.
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I use the factory sensors in my 15' 3500.Just remember those sensors are futher down stream before and after the DEF. If you plan on using any setting over the tow mode you might want to install a probe into the passenger side exhaust manifold.
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Just do your measurements. I just looked for factory specs, and guessed. Price was right, and it worked.
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As someone else answered, 16G wire is smaller than 14G wire. The 16G wire is what this harness was designed for, the 14G is pushing it. Unless you have runs of wire that exceed 60-80', then you are wasting money on 14G wire. 16G is the preferred thickness for runs of speaker wire that are less than 60-80'.
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bought 13544 & 15290 for 03' matrix replacement. make sure that sensors are the ones for your make & model.
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Mine is a 186. All of the earlier mini 14's are what is called the '180 series'. It is my understanding that there were no changes until 195 serial and above (example: the 195 has a slightly larger barrel diameter). Another personal example is that I bought a butt pad for mine but did not fit quite right. Sent it back and asked for another, but it didn't fit either. Turns out these were for newer models and there was just enough difference in the butt stock that it didn't look right. You should have no problem with this Accu-Strut fitting your gun.
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Sorry but I'm not sure it would work. Codes set for diesels may not be in the data base. The list of cars doesn't show Jeep, but does show Chrysler and that is what I use for my 97 Jeep Grand Cherokee (gas engine). I don't know anyone that has a diesel to try it out on. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
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Probably just hasn't been tested on the 2014s. I don't think they made any major changes to the 2014 but I can't say for sure. Check out some Jeep Forums and see if anyone has put these on a 2014.
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Since I needed a 100' in length, it had to be at least 14 gauge. If the cord is too small, the motor will burn up. You cannot just use any old extension cord. I bought this cord from amazon. US Wire 65100 12/3 100-Foot SJTW Orange Heavy Duty Extension Cord
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I have been using .023 for sheet metal , and .030 in for welding a custom bumper together , I've also used .035 in several passes (3) when I lengthen a pick up truck frame (light duty truck) and had NO problems . One thing thou is dedicate a fuse and outlet , If you find need for an extension cord use at least a 10 ga. wire but still hooked to your dedicated fuse out side of that I would put the longevity 140 up against a hobart any time.
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I've found one number equals one inch on our 2014 Keystone Cougar High Country 321RES. Best way is to check it yourself.
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This model only fits the Grand Cherokee. For a standard (2014) Cherokee you'd need either Curt Part #13171 (visible) or #13172 (concealed) according to the Curtmfg website. Hope that helps!
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Hello Amber. I don't know the technical specs off the top of my head. However, the tailgate struts I ordered are compatible with any Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles model years 2005 to 2010. The Grand Cherokee I have is the 2005 model and the tailgate struts were able to fit w/o any strenuous procedures. For the installation process do one at a time. Required tools needed would be a screwdriver (powered screwdriver) with a torks bit. Not sure if that's the correct spelling. The bit tip is hexagonal. I hope the info I provided will be of some assistance. If you need more info, I'll be more than happy to give you when I have some free time. :-) Hello Amber. I don't know the technical specs off the top of my head. However, the tailgate struts I ordered are compatible with any Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles model years 2005 to 2010. The Grand Cherokee I have is the 2005 model and the tailgate struts were able to fit w/o any strenuous procedures. For the installation process do one at a time. Required tools needed would be a screwdriver (powered screwdriver) with a torks bit. Not sure if that's the correct spelling. The bit tip is hexagonal. I hope the info I provided will be of some assistance. If you need more info, I'll... » Read More Hello Amber. I don't know the technical specs off the top of my head. However, the tailgate struts I ordered are compatible with any Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles model years 2005 to 2010. The Grand Cherokee I have is the 2005 model and the tailgate struts were able to fit w/o any strenuous procedures. For the installation process do one at a time. Required tools needed would be a screwdriver (powered screwdriver) with a torks bit. Not sure if that's the correct spelling. The bit tip is hexagonal. I hope the info I provided will be of some assistance. If you need more info, I'll be more than happy to give you when I have some free time. :-) « Show Less
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http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd.asp?zone=main&id;=11579Double-check your stock muffler. If it's a single-in/dual-out like mine was, from 3" to 2½" pipe, you should be good. You may need to have an extra section of pipe added to make up the distance of your stock muffler, if it was long like my truck's was. Do some more searches on the interwebs on Jeep forums.