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Steph2308 08-29-2015 09:25 AM

Intro! Jeep in the family!
 
Good Morning. My son saved every penny and bought a 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport this week. She's a bit rough around the edges. No rust, runs good but a bit noisy but we're all pretty excited about it! Just trying to learn as much as possible about Jeeps as he has in mind making improvements to it.

VTJeep 08-29-2015 09:34 AM


Originally Posted by Steph2308 (Post 3134756)
Good Morning. My son saved every penny and bought a 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport this week. She's a bit rough around the edges. No rust, runs good but a bit noisy but we're all pretty excited about it! Just trying to learn as much as possible about Jeeps as he has in mind making improvements to it.

Welcome to the addiction! Pretty cool your boy worked/saved for his vehicle. Seems like a lost ability these days! A good tune up including fluid changes is always good. I feel it's worth mentioning the 00-01's had a couple of things to be aware of: the head was designed with a "prone-to-failure" design on the cylinder wall between #3 and 4. Also, the rear axle is a Dana 35 as opposed to the Chrysler 8.25. The d35 is a low pinion design with less splines than its c8.25 counterpart. NOT THAT ANY OF THIS IS AN END ALL, but it's good to be aware of! Regardless, jeeps are incredibly capable machines that are relatively cheap and easy to modify, not to mention repair! Have fun and happy trails.

XJwonders 08-29-2015 10:48 AM


Originally Posted by VTJeep (Post 3134765)
Welcome to the addiction! Pretty cool your boy worked/saved for his vehicle. Seems like a lost ability these days! A good tune up including fluid changes is always good. I feel it's worth mentioning the 00-01's had a couple of things to be aware of: the head was designed with a "prone-to-failure" design on the cylinder wall between #3 and 4. Also, the rear axle is a Dana 35 as opposed to the Chrysler 8.25. The d35 is a low pinion design with less splines than its c8.25 counterpart. NOT THAT ANY OF THIS IS AN END ALL, but it's good to be aware of! Regardless, jeeps are incredibly capable machines that are relatively cheap and easy to modify, not to mention repair! Have fun and happy trails.

there's c8.25 axles on 00/01 Cherokees. U must be thinking of low pinion Dana 30 front axle

VTJeep 08-29-2015 11:42 AM


Originally Posted by XJwonders (Post 3134785)
there's c8.25 axles on 00/01 Cherokees. U must be thinking of low pinion Dana 30 front axle

You sure at least some didn't have a 35?

bullettooth2008 08-29-2015 11:48 AM

Welcome along, I hope you and your son are pleased and look forward to photos and any mods you may do.
Enjoy!

XJwonders 08-29-2015 11:49 AM


Originally Posted by VTJeep (Post 3134791)
You sure at least some didn't have a 35?

the 00-01 had both Dana 35 and Chrysler 8.25, but the front changed from high pinion to low pinion in 2000

1ATony 09-01-2015 01:24 PM

Thanks for joining, it's great to have you here

Tony :head:


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