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i bet you can use from 91 to around 97, maybe 98. do some googling though because there was some wiring harness changes and maybe speedo mount changes.

the part numbers don't search well with how they posted in the part i quoted from the other site. they have changed to the new style, though still work. 4637938 (supply) 55036801 (return) they do return as discontinued though, as you noted earlier. they are on this page from oemparts online...

on that valve.... those are on the left hand drive jeep cherokees, grand cherokees, and wranglers. they get brittle with age and break when you try and move the hose around a bit to do anything on that side of the engine. i think that is why its hard to find the rhd hoses, since it doesn't...

here is an ebay listing for the lines. they are used on all the xj right hand drive models, the right hand drive wrangler, and it looks like the right hand drive grand cherokee, too...

here is hte expensive silicon replacements https://www.extremeterrain.com/hps-jeep-cherokee-silicone-heater-coolant-hose-kit-for-right-hand-drive-red-57-2114-red.html

i found the part numbers and found the expensive replacements but cannot find the ones i thought i had previously seen. i even found right hand drive jeep parts sites but they don;t have those hoses listed. and your hose replacement question is on all the other jeep forums too, i have found...

Are these it in amazon? https://a.co/d/hCilqtl What a weird link it made. I tried again here: https://a.co/d/iphe2rG Hmm, thats odd

I go to the junkyard locally and also check facebook marketplace.

found it, on vintage jeeps though. the exact line and says in stock and ships (not sure to europe though) https://www.vintagejeepparts.com/products/55036804_Heater-Hose-Assembly%2C-With-Control-Valve%3B-94~01-Jeep-Cherokee-XJ.html

your drawing looks like one i found on a site. let me search next break since i am at work. i know i saw that exact shape though

just the jeep weight

here in texas, i found them at the local autoparts stores online, oreillys, autozone, and advanced auto. maybe you can get them through ebay from one of hte other countries nearby, or even japan or china ebays?

is it these ones? the only ones i can find are expensive (this is the cheapest ones i found) https://jbaspeedshop.com/i-22747134-hps-red-reinforced-silicone-radiator-hose-kit-coolant-for-jeep-91-01-cherokee-xj-4-0l.html?srsltid=AfmBOoqiVxjIld5X2RpBiqJaK4edaZvUWmZnZVqrMoSmwQTe5WZAPc3kUmQ

something is going on with the site. everytime i post, it says error so i hit post again and then it double posts. and not just on the phone, i am at work on the work computer and its doing it too. and i see JPNinPa has double posts too

it looks like one that does disconnect when you step on the brake. but thats on the gas? the only thing that is usually on the gas pedal would be a full throttle switch that cuts power to the ac clutch so you can actually accelerate fully when flooring hte gas pedal. but those are normally...

Try twisting the spring when you lift the front end all the way. Maybe it just needs to be rotated 90 degrees?

I thought you had to set the stepper motor to a certain spot qhen doing the nutter bypass?

Does your cruise control have its own switch at the pedal?

We drove 1100 miles from corpua christi texas to omaha nebraska to have thanksgiving with my oldest son. Jeep got 19mpg for the up leg doing an average of 80mph. Its cold up there. The high was the day we got there, 46. Everyday after that, the high was 32ish. The mornings were 11 degrees...

since the old trans is already yours, you might as well tear it down and check it out to see if you can get it going again. 2200 to swap a transmission is really expensive sounding. swapping transmissions is way easier than rebuilding on so i would think you could save money by doing the swap...