I am new to this forum and recently for my birthday my father gave me a 1991 Jeep Cherokee for my birthday and so far I am having lots of fun driving it. I want to know this Cherokee in and out and I just recently got a Haynes book on fixing Cherokee models. I was wondering if there is any links or any other helpful information that I could get in regards to basic maintenance and anything worthwhile? The Jeep has 120,000 miles on it, it's automatic, and it's a 4.0 Liter engine. Anything useful or necessary would be absolutely helpful!

 

Welcome, and it sounds like you have a nice Jeep there!! Your question is quite broad...and will be a windy answer. Do some digging around here...there are literally thousands of threads that will help you. The manual is a great start, and the XJ is pretty simple to work on.

 

Welcome! I joined this forum a little while ago too and am learning each repair as it becomes necessary. The awesome folk on this forum have made it way easier and more fun! I swear if it hadn't been for the wealth of knowledge and helpful people on here, I'd have traded my tools for dynamite long ago! The search function takes a little practice but it's amazing what you can find on here when you need it - or when you're just looking for ideas/projects.

Happy Birthday indeed!

 

Welcome to forum if anything search the forum or read the start of your manual and start making your game plan its all in the maintenance or find another xj owner and ask ?s we are all basically gearheads

 

Welcome.

Haynes manual is a good start but you might want to get a FSM (factory service manual) and maybe High-performance Jeep Cherokee XJ Builder's Guide (if you plan on doing mod to your jeep).

Btw, first thing i would do when i get an XJ is this.

GL.