Jeep stolen!
2door white Cherokee sport. Xps-383
1993- with a Thule box. Pretty much stock. Missing the back bumper( and who knows what else at this point). Last seen 9-13-12. North east Portland.
1993- with a Thule box. Pretty much stock. Missing the back bumper( and who knows what else at this point). Last seen 9-13-12. North east Portland.
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From: Glen Burnie, MD
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 H.O. K&N, Borla headers, custom down pipe, magnaflow hi-flo cat, flowmaster to turn down tip
do you happen to have any pictures of it or the license plate number?
sry to hear about your loss.
sry to hear about your loss.
unfortunately my daughters child seat and some toys were in it. other than that nothing of real value. I had a lib tech skate board and a little stroller in the back. hard to believe they would take it right outside my house. my dog didn't bark and its not like the jeep was quiet.
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From: some small town oregon
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by Greygusset
unfortunately my daughters child seat and some toys were in it. other than that nothing of real value. I had a lib tech skate board and a little stroller in the back. hard to believe they would take it right outside my house. my dog didn't bark and its not like the jeep was quiet.
Yeah, i just moved to a pretty crappy place, close to 82nd and sandy. . Parkrose area. About six months ago someone tried in my old neighborhood but they failed. I should have put that kill switch in i was contemplating. Had a half a tank, it might be a while then. I hope you are right, that's what the cop said. Who happened to be named Tom Chung. He must get some **** for that..
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From: pacific northwest
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
sorry to hear about the theft, will keep an eye out for it up here in tacoma area... didnt know these were easy to steal, new owner here. so since this came up. and without stealing your thread, what can we do to stop them from stealing more jeeps. again, sorry for your loss brother... hope we catch this jeep ( horse ) thief, I have had cars stolen twice, I feel your pain
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Yep. For some reason it would have been real easy too. . I was just lazy. I also herd putting the transfercase in neutral might slow the dumb ones down. Thanks for the eyes. Maybe someone will spot it.
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From: some small town oregon
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Ouch... Park rose....lol
Next hint to slow down a thief... If auto pull the **** off and remove the "beads" and put the handle on.
If 5 speed unhook the clutch switch.
2 simple ways to detour thief's. Hope you get her back
Next hint to slow down a thief... If auto pull the **** off and remove the "beads" and put the handle on.
If 5 speed unhook the clutch switch.
2 simple ways to detour thief's. Hope you get her back
Thanks i hope so too, i bought it back in 96 so we have been through a lot . I always thought it didn't have a clutch switch- i could turn it over without depressing the clutch. Not that it would start, just lurch forward.
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From: In the wind
Year: 1995
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
50 Cent anti-theft technology:
1) Buy an additional fuel pump fuse.
2) Remove current installed fuel pump fuse.
3) Blow out one of the fuses by connecting it to battery.
4) Put blown fuse into fuel pump slot when not using vehicle.
5) Your Jeep isn't going anywhere. (Unless the thief is clever enough to carry a box of fuses when stealing private vehicles.)
Or follow odgreen's advice, although I don't know what he's talking about as I'm still a newb. lol.
1) Buy an additional fuel pump fuse.
2) Remove current installed fuel pump fuse.
3) Blow out one of the fuses by connecting it to battery.
4) Put blown fuse into fuel pump slot when not using vehicle.
5) Your Jeep isn't going anywhere. (Unless the thief is clever enough to carry a box of fuses when stealing private vehicles.)
Or follow odgreen's advice, although I don't know what he's talking about as I'm still a newb. lol.
Last edited by mlyon83; Sep 23, 2012 at 05:02 PM.


