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Herp Derp Jerp
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L OBD-II
If you want to modify the odometer reading on '97+ you need to talk to the dealer, they can do programming. They may not want to, however, at the bare minimum full disclosure and documentation or witnessing of the swap will be required.
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Year: 1999
Engine: 4.0
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Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 Inline 6
My heat went out. Any idea what caused it?
Little background: only had air coming through defrost since summer, worked fine this morning, but when I started it this afternoon nothing.
Little background: only had air coming through defrost since summer, worked fine this morning, but when I started it this afternoon nothing.
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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I did a transmission swap on my 1996 jeep cherokee. My wiring for my transmission does not match the wiring on my engine. The transmission is a 8 prong, and my truck is a 7. I am wondering if there is any way around dropping my transmission oil pan and rewiring the tranny. The neutral safety switch is good to go because I used the one off of my old transmission. Both transmissions are the same model just,different wiring. The black plug is from the transmission and the white is the one on the engine.
From tranny
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From tranny
From engine
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Head Gasket question
Can anyone tell me the difference between 1996-1998 ans rhe 1999to2001 Head Gasket Sets? Where they differ? Thanks
This thread is for all those who would like to ask something tech related and don't want to start a new thread or hijack someone elses, and for all those tech related questions you happen to ask in the big off topic threads. Me and some of the older members will answer every kind of question as long as it is TECH and polite.
P.S. for the newbs: stupid questions don't exist, there are only stupid answers. Feel free to ask whatever you want. "What is a Jeep?" is a good question....
EDIT: If your question is very common (eg: lift) please DO A RESEARCH FIRST and if you don't find the answer come back here, 75% of the questions can be answered within a 5/10 min browse using the "SEARCH" button on the black banner menu.
For any lift & tire questions go here first: https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/all...go-here-10579/
P.S. for the newbs: stupid questions don't exist, there are only stupid answers. Feel free to ask whatever you want. "What is a Jeep?" is a good question....
EDIT: If your question is very common (eg: lift) please DO A RESEARCH FIRST and if you don't find the answer come back here, 75% of the questions can be answered within a 5/10 min browse using the "SEARCH" button on the black banner menu.
For any lift & tire questions go here first: https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/all...go-here-10579/
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
1998 Cherokee Classic 4.0 head gaskets difference
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I did a transmission swap on my 1996 jeep cherokee. My wiring for my transmission does not match the wiring on my engine. The transmission is a 8 prong, and my truck is a 7. I am wondering if there is any way around dropping my transmission oil pan and rewiring the tranny. The neutral safety switch is good to go because I used the one off of my old transmission. Both transmissions are the same model just,different wiring. The black plug is from the transmission and the white is the one on the engine.
From tranny
From engine
From tranny
From engine
Probably the combined manifold gasket. In 2000 model year for XJs, 1999 for WJs, the 4.0L got a new 0331 model head and exhaust ports changed shape. 1996-1999 on XJs use the same 0630 model head.
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Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 1999 4.0L
The blower motor in my 91 stopped working this morning. It came on for a second then nothing, like the fuse blew, but the 25 amp in the BLOWER slot on the fusebox tests good. Its completely dead, not low speed or anything, just ... nothing. I am home from work for lunch and have not been able to do any more diagnostics, wondering if anybody has an idea on the likely culprit.
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The blower motor in my 91 stopped working this morning. It came on for a second then nothing, like the fuse blew, but the 25 amp in the BLOWER slot on the fusebox tests good. Its completely dead, not low speed or anything, just ... nothing. I am home from work for lunch and have not been able to do any more diagnostics, wondering if anybody has an idea on the likely culprit.