first 4x4 or jeep for that matter.
11-13-2010, 10:01 PM
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first 4x4 or jeep for that matter.
just graduated from gunsmithing school and the parents bought me a jeep cherokee sport. its a bit rough, the cat seems like its rusted out as well as the muffler. the paint job is a bit rough but i could give a 
about that. really i just want to know what you guys recomend as far as maint for a new old jeep goes. it has 185,000 and i plan to do the oil and flush radiator my self but for someone who is reasonably mechanicly inclined would taking care of the transmition something i would want to do myself. i am assuming it needs some new fluid and probably a filter but i have no idea. huh also i have no idea how to drive a 4x4 the last time i did it was in the army when i was a kid. well any tips about what i should do to get this beauty up and running like im told they should would be much apreciated
about that. really i just want to know what you guys recomend as far as maint for a new old jeep goes. it has 185,000 and i plan to do the oil and flush radiator my self but for someone who is reasonably mechanicly inclined would taking care of the transmition something i would want to do myself. i am assuming it needs some new fluid and probably a filter but i have no idea. huh also i have no idea how to drive a 4x4 the last time i did it was in the army when i was a kid. well any tips about what i should do to get this beauty up and running like im told they should would be much apreciated
11-15-2010, 06:00 PM
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Welcome to Cherokeeforum! You've pretty much covered the basics as far as maintenance goes. 
The tranny filter is a breeze, just drop the transmission pan and replace the filter, use the new gasket with the kit, tighten her down and re-fill and your set to go! Remember to check the fluid level at running temp with the truck running. I'd flush the differentials and t-case while your at it.
Anything else just ask!
The tranny filter is a breeze, just drop the transmission pan and replace the filter, use the new gasket with the kit, tighten her down and re-fill and your set to go! Remember to check the fluid level at running temp with the truck running. I'd flush the differentials and t-case while your at it.Anything else just ask!
11-16-2010, 10:31 PM
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welcome to the forum driving a 4wd is the same as a 2wd except remember that 4lo is not for the pavement nor is full time 4 hi its best if you dont run 4wd unless your on a dirt road or off road
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