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Where did yo get those bump stops from? Did you order from oversea? Mine are shot too and I thought of taking then off the Petrol Jeep. However, I recall what a shitty job that was (took them already from another petrol doner) and I had to use plenty of WD40 to get them out. I rather save me time and install new ones instead, and keep the others a spare.

I dont recall that I have those spacers. I have some on the V8 but there I have a 6.5 Inch lift and the spacer are way longer than the one on your pic.
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2 for 39 bucks from Amazon. Delivery was 8 bucks, and they got here pretty fast.


 
XtremeAmazing 2Pcs Front Left Right Upper Suspension Jounce Bumpers for Grand Cherokee 2001-2004 : Amazon.com.au: Automotive
XtremeAmazing 2Pcs Front Left Right Upper Suspension Jounce Bumpers for Grand Cherokee 2001-2004 : Amazon.com.au: Automotive


One of mine was just like gooey foam and just fell apart. The other was worn, and not quite as bad. Came out in about half a dozen pieces.

Went back in like a dream.

I will test for room, and if I can take the spacers out I will. If they need to stay though, then all cool.
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I just purchased these:

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/164442323171

To install I push the bumpstop into its holder and find a block of wood to fit between the diff and the bump stop. To install I drive forward a ways then jam on the brakes and voila the rubber in installed easily.
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I just purchased these:



https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/164442323171



To install I push the bumpstop into its holder and find a block of wood to fit between the diff and the bump stop. To install I drive forward a ways then jam on the brakes and voila the rubber in installed easily.
Thanks RTB and Jason.

The installation is a breeze but as I said, I had a pair on my donor and it looked as good as new. Getting them out is a different story and on the first I was fighting almost for an hour to get it out till I found the handle how to do it. I think I go for the new option and spare me some headaches.

Nonetheless I have to get the others out too so that I can install the spacers once I have the lifting parts transferred over.

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