Vortech 1993-1996 5.2L Grand Cherokee User Manual

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2. OIL DRAIN, cont'd.

F. Thoroughly clean the threaded area. Apply a small

amount of silicone sealer to the new threads. Apply
more sealer to the male threads of the 3/8" NPT x 45

°

street elbow and secure in the hole. Position the fitting
so that it points up toward the top/front of the vehicle
at approximately a 45

°

angle. Make sure a seal is

formed all around the fitting. Thread the 3/8" NPT x 1/2"
barb fitting into the 45

°

street elbow using a small

amount of pipe sealer.

G. Drain engine oil and change filter.
H. The drain hose will be attached to the fitting in later

steps. If your installation is going to be over several
days we suggest that you cover the fitting to protect it
from dirt.

45

°

ANGLE

UPWARD

3. POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER

A. Remove the plastic power distribution center

(PDC) (main fuse box located underhood on
the passenger side) from its mounting bracket.
Remove bracket from vehicle.

B. Drill the rivets out of the PDC mounting bracket.

Retain the upper portion and discard lower.

C. Re-rivet the upper bracket to the lower bracket

provided in the kit. See graphic.

D. Disconnect the positive battery cable from the

PDC. Carefully remove about one inch of the
tape and wire cover over the wire loom going
into the power distribution center.

E. Place the new PDC bracket against the

passenger side inner fenderwell, allowing
enough space for the power distribution center
to slide into its forwardmost position with the
positive terminal cover on. (See photo above.)

F. Mark mounting hole location. Drill and secure

with supplied sheetmetal screws.

RIVET
BRACKETS
TOGETHER

VORTECH
SUPPLIED BRACKET

(1996-1997 bracket appears

slightly different)

NOTE: Due to different vehicle
applications, two mounting brackets are
supplied in each kit. 1995 and earlier
models will use the bracket with four
mating holes (see graphic) and 1996-
1997 models will use the bracket with
three mating holes.

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