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Sup Guys & Girls,

I was given a 1995 Grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0 A/T 4x4 by my oldest brother as a gift. A gift to remind me that he supports me as a recovering addict and that I only get to continue owning this beast so long as I stay sober & clean. Well he's had it for 5 years prior to passing it to me; 130,000 miles, a minor oil leak, high pressure power steering hose just busted, brand new coil (relocated), changed cps twice, 31x10.5 GY Wrangler MT/R w/ Kevlar (rubs on full turn), stock height, 3" straight pipe to super 44 flow master muffler and thats about it. Well I want to start working on it slowly and most cost effective as possible, where necessary. My question is where do you guys think I should start at. I'm open to tips and tricks so please shoot them my way.

I'll post some pics soon....Thanks

Peace & Chicken Grease!!!

 

Welcome aboard!
It is a big No-No on this forum to discuss or mention what you did about the catalytic converter. I suggest editing it out and not to mention it again..

As for the ZJ I would start with fluids overhaul. This is a good way to get to know it better. Being a 1995 and if the fluids condition is unknown then replace it. Power steering, Brake fluid, Gear oil in axles, tranny fluid, Coolant, grease suspension and driveshafts, etc.
Maintenance goes a long way with our rigs.

 

Welcome to the forum, I agree about editing the sentence about the cat.

 

Might be a stupid question but (also a newbie) what's wrong with removing or talking about removing the cat. ? I see its illegal in some states but not all is it?

 

It's federal law so it's illegal everywhere

 

Thanks for the advice, appreciate it!

 

Welcome to the site.

Tony