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2001 Jeep Cherokee - Q&A

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How do I replace the tail light on my 2001 jeep grand cherokee laredo?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 9 answers

open the tailgate. find the screws. replace. very easy 5 minutes at most.

2001 jeep cherokee 2 wheel drive?
straight 6 or inline as i hear the call it, has 135k miles...appears from looks of engine and body...prestine condition....all gauges inside work...should i be aware of anything to look at with this mileage?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

No, that engine if taken care of is good for 300,000 miles.

Best Shocks for Comfort Ride on 2001 Grand Cherokee?
Need your recommend for the best comfort ride given by replacing the shocks on a 2001 Grand Cherokee. I have taken repair shops recommend on other vehicles but ended up with a stiff truck ride. This is wife driven street vehicle only. Is there a rating or measuring system out there for new shocks that defines how stiff or soft the ride will be? Am...
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

I have always been partial to Old Man Emu shocks, most think the ride is better than the factory shocks (I do...I run them on my TJ) but even they may be a little stiff for your wife. I'm not really sure how to know what you'll get until you install them - I'd ask the shop installing them if you...

How much transmission fluid goes in my 2001 jeep cherokee 2wd?
i have a 2001 jeep cherokee and i just drained the trans fluid and the manual says the fluid capacity is 4 quarts. is that correct or more for a 2wd its an automatic transmission
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

The fluid capacity of the pan is approx 4 quarts. However the transmission holds more in the torque converter, but you can't get that out without a pump or running the vehicle. So yes your essentially changing 4 quarts And yes your 2wd transmission has the same fluid capacity of the 4wd...


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