F.U.B.A.R90

I have a 1995 Cherokee 2wd and a 1991 4wd can I use all 4wd parts from the 1991 to make the 1995 4wd??

BwanaBob

Possibly. What engine/transmissions do they have?

Red1992XJ

I think so, but it is going to be a big undertaking. In addition to the engine and trans, what is the condition of the undercarriage, because you will have to unbolt a lot of parts, and if they are rusted bad its gonna be a pain.

lawsoncl

I believe everything will swap. Much easier if they are both auto or manual. If they have different axle ratios, you'll need to swap the rear axle as well. Otherwise, aside from the obvious trans, xfer/-case, axle(s); there are a bunch of little things like the vacumn line to the front axle if the 1991 had the disconnect, the xfer case linkage with bracket, console changes for the shifter, etc.

F.U.B.A.R90

Bolth trucks 4.0 auto 1995 is in good condition the 1991 is rotted out no vacuum fornt axil n 1991 is mechanically sound

BwanaBob

You should be able to move the transmission and transfer case from the 91 over to the 95.
Have a look at this:
https://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1053970

If the Jeeps don't have the same rear axle, the 91 rear driveshaft won't be the proper length.
The D35 driveshaft is 1 inch longer than the 8.25. If the rear axles are the same, no problem.

The D30 front axle and the driveshaft should move over fine. As lawsoncl mentioned above,
make sure the gear ratios front and back end up being the same. They are probably 3.55
on both Jeeps but you need to check to be sure.

Dave51

Start soaking every nut/bolt you're going to take off in PB, 3 in 1, ATF/brake fluid home brew, etc. Refresh every couple of days. Some bolts are tricky and/or will just break no matter what (sway bar links, U-bolts). Use fire a lot. Check condition of all the mounts on the axles (shocks, control arms, springs).

MacArthurHS

Doing the same but
I have a 03 gc 2wd 4.0 im trying to make 4wd
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I have a 99 gc 4.7 4wd

I posted a thread as well if anyone has any input.