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Haynes Jeep Grand Cherokee 1999 to 2004 All Models 50025
67.11 mb

http://www.megaupload com/?d=OQDA9QY7

>> No.83267

Do you have one that covers a 93 Saturn sw2?

>> No.83278

>Grand Cherokee
Enjoy your electrical buttfuckery.

Also, thanks for the upload.

>> No.84078

Bump

>> No.84084
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>>83278
Second

>> No.85430
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2005 to 2009 Grand Cherokee Repair Manual (WK Model)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5WK8QORQ

>> No.85453

Thanks, anon. Been needing to find one of these and too lazy to buy one.

>> No.85493

do you have just the cherokee?

>> No.85497

Well shit, anyone got the 2002-2005 Camry?

>> No.85677

>>85493
I only have for the cars I own (or have owned)... BMW, Audi, Cherokee and some others. Sorry..

Jeeps are the easiest cars to work on, love them so much!
You should see the manual for my BMW 5 series, everything is a headache...

>> No.85681

>>85493
He doesnt have the cherokee. All he has is the grand cherokee.

>> No.85694

>>85677
thanks, prob going to buy a Cherokee in a few days.
some should apply here

>> No.85706
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85706

>>85694
>>85694
The regular Cherokee (made until 2001) or the Grand Cherokee?

The original Cherokee is motherfucking amazing car, but finding one in good shape is hard, next to impossible (rust, head gasket/valves/rings or tranny problems)

The GC from 99 to 2004 codename WJ is great! If you can find one with less than 130k~160k miles on, go for it! With $60 bucks on additives and engine treatments you get and great car for next to nothing. The WJ Limited model was waaaaay ahead of its time.

And you can get parts on eBay 3 times cheaper than dealer prices. I just got 4 brand new Monroe Sensa-Trac shocks on eBay for like $150 with warranty... The dealer would have charged me over $1000 plus labor!

Replaced two power window motor on eBay for $60 each... The dealer was asking me $460 each plus labor, I almost lost it with the guy.. haha

>> No.85711
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WJ drivetrain

>> No.85713
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WJ interior (1999 only, they dropped this nice interior from 2000 on)

>> No.85723

Hmm got anything other than jeeps? Possibly a 78 ford bronco one?

>> No.85736

>>85706
not grand cherokee, trying for an original cherokee.

>> No.85844

Got anything for an '89 jeep cherokee?

>> No.85923

>>85736
What year? If it's an older one, avoid the fuck out of the ones with GM-sourced 2.8l v-6 engines. Stick with the AMC 4 cylinder or inline 6 models.

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86150

>>how about a 96 jeep cherokee?

>> No.86158

I need a Seat Toledo TDi SE 2000 manual... Anyone got it?

>> No.86187

Sorry for kinda OT, but anyone have links to sites with service manuals? Not only for cars, but also for other stuff?

>> No.86253

>>86187
That's a very broad request... hehehe
Are you trying to fix a toaster or a AirBus 280?

>> No.86256

>>85844
Couldn't find any, sorry.
They do have it for sale, I just don't have it on me.

>> No.86280
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BMW 5-Series e34 - Bentley Service Manual
61.14 MB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OF8BD38A

>> No.86298

Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 1994?

>> No.86316
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Haynes Audi A4 service manual
89.06 MB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NM86DON0

>> No.86332

>>86256
I think I might just buy it, this car needs repairs all the damn time, still a great car though

>> No.86334

If you don't have a Chilton or Haynes repair manual in your daily driver, you don't deserve to fucking live, or drive.

>> No.86339

REQ: 1995 Oldsmobile 88 manual...

Pic related

>> No.86376

>>85844
The reference number for your Cherokee is 50010.

Amazon link:
http://www.amazon.com/Cherokee-Wagoneer-Comanche-1984-2001-Haynes/dp/1563925400/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&a
mp;qid=1323299532&sr=8-1

>> No.86407
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GTI, GOLF and JETTA Service Manual - Bentley
198.32 MB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UZQMNEXG

>> No.86485

REQ: 1991 Chevy s10 oem service manual.

>> No.86495

REQ this: www.amazon.com/Star-Trek-U-S-S-Enterprise-Haynes/dp/1451621299/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323306742
&sr=8-1

>> No.86500

OP

I have a 99 Jeep cherokee sport.

Would you happen to have the manual for this? Thanks.

>> No.86573

>>86500
I don't have it on me, sorry.

You can get it here:
http://www.amazon com/Cherokee-Wagoneer-Comanche-1984-2001-Haynes/dp/1563925400/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&a
mp;qid=1323299532&sr=8-1

>> No.86587
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86587

Know it might be a little off-topic, but do you know where i could get this manual for my chevy s-10?

>> No.86704

I'd love to have one on a 2003 Honda CR-V and a 2003 Dodge Durango

>> No.86973
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86973

How about the one for the Citroën Saxo?, I've been looking for it for ages...

Prettly please.

>> No.86981

>>86587
Autozone and advance usually have them.

>> No.86999

'92 Honda Civic LX would be nice.

>> No.87126

2006 Honda Rebel Motorcycle

>> No.87455

>>86587
Anything?

>> No.87514

>>83278

You don't know electrical buttfuckery until you've dealt with a Volvo Cross-Country.

>> No.88789

bump

>> No.88796

>>87514
>implying volvo is a british leyland marquee

>> No.88804

>>87514
>>88796
Fuck your Volvos. Fuck my Volvos...

>> No.88806

98 to 02 Trans Am manual?

>> No.88812

Is there a chaynes/hiltons manual for 1972-78 Toyota Crown?

>> No.88826

2000 nissan altima, if possible please.

>> No.89978

>>83259
Jeep Cherokees must be shit! You can't go to a repair shop ANYWHERE in North America without at least one getting fixed (mostly brakes, electrical or transmission).

>> No.89994

>>89978
That is because they are awesome cars that run forever with only minor repairs and maintenance. Look in the classifieds or Autotrader. You'll see dozens of the damn things for sale with upwards of 150K on them while most other cars of that same vintage/mileage have been scrapped long ago.

>> No.90014

>>86253
Yeah, I know. Sorry. I was just wondering if there is a forum out there offering service manuals for everything from TVs to Vacuums etc.
Thought maybe someone here could point me to a good ressource (except google).

>> No.90724

>>89994
Nope, as a former MOPAR tech I can tell you it's the design and the metallurgy. There are many out there due to the fact that for a while they were the cheapest 4x4 on the market. There is a reason for that, cheaply made parts from impure and cheap alloys. The Canadian made OD transmissions in out 4.0 and 5.0 models is the weakest link in the chain. Aluminum in contact with 1540 steel all through it. Guess which will break first under stress? Unserviceable ball joints because some engineer thought it would be a good idea to put the drag link directly above and 5mm away from the grease fittings. The risk of failure and one wheel going 90 degrees to the side suddenly and at high speeds adds that zing of excitement. Not to mention that for several years the engines consisted of an iron block and aluminum head. Two metals that expand at different rates is real good on head gaskets. I guess that's why they only lasted 20k miles.

>> No.92013

bump

>> No.92039

>>90724
iron block - alu head

yeah its not like dozens of engine designs have used this combo successfully

>> No.92356

>>90724
>2011
>dissing Iron block / Aluminum head

Sorry dude, but that ship already sailed. Manufacturers have been using that combination for upwards of 30 years now with no negative effects. People were saying "it'll never work" back in the '70s, but I think at this point reasonable people can agree that it does, in fact, work.

Chrysler corp. electrical systems and transmissions, though, are things we can all agree suck.

>>89978
Part of Jeep's business plan has been to ALWAYS have one model that is the cheapest SUV on the market. The base model Cherokee was that vehicle for a long time. There's a ton of 200,000 mile Cherokees out there in horrible shape from lack of maintenance.

I've managed both a Jiffy Lube and an Autozone. I can tell you with absolute certainty that Americans absolutely DO NOT maintain their cars. At all. You're lucky if they even change the oil, ever - you'd be surprised at the number of 50,000 mile cars I've worked on that still have the factory oil and filter. Most people just don't keep their vehicle long enough to see the effects.

At AZ, we sell more brake pads than oil filters - people will not lift one finger to maintain their cars until the car starts misbehaving. Most people get their first oil change when the oil light comes on after the car finally burns through all 4 quarts of the original oil. And then they'll just keep driving it for a few weeks with the light on before they bring it to Jiffy Lube.

THIS is why when you buy a 80,000 mile used car, it runs like shit and burns a quart of oil a week. Not anything actually wrong with the design or construction.

>> No.93025

wtf? 50k miles without an oil change? Does not compute.

>> No.93243

>>85713
bull, i have an '02 WJ that has leather interior, dual climate control and everything lol

>> No.93289

>>92356
umm, way to generalize everyone by the ones who pay to get their oil changed.

>> No.93475

>>93243
I meant the color coded interior... The 2002 is black or gray if I'm not mistaken.

>> No.93781

>>93289
It's not just them. Jiffy Lube was where I saw the most cars in the least amount of time, but the better way to judge is by examining 1-owner dealer trade-ins. The first owner of a car rarely keeps it long enough for the lack of maintenance to catch up with him, and despite the dealer's aggressive shilling for the maintenance department, at trade in time a huge portion of them tend to still have the factory oil filter, cemented on under 4 years of road grime.

Luckily for the second owner, at that point the car is still pretty young, and so long as it hasn't been run completely dry, the engine hasn't taken a massive amount of wear. maybe 2-3x the amount it would have if maintained according to the schedule. Blow-by is still pretty low, so the oil isn't getting as contaminated and doesn't break down as fast as it would at high mileage.

Food for thought: A car needs gas about 10x as often as it needs an oil change (300 mi vs. 3000). An oil change takes about 10x as long as getting a tank of gas (3 min vs. 30). If most Americans were actually doing basic car maintenance according to schedule, there'd be as many lube shops & auto supply stores as there are gas stations.

Running an auto parts store has been a real eye-opener. I had always assumed that oil change supplies were the bread and butter of a parts shop. But in reality hardly anyone ever buys oil change supplies. I'll sell more batteries in a day than oil filters, and WAY more brake pads than batteries. Brake pads and batteries annoy the owner into replacing them - oil does not.

>> No.94043

>>93781
Good read... I'm on the market for a 2000 Grand Cherokee, and chances are it will be a very high-mileage car (200k +), so I better keep a good eye.

>> No.95612

bump

>> No.95627

>>93781
I change my oil at 15,000 miles.

This number was not chosen at random either.

I sent my oil to Blackstone Labs in Indiana. They did an analysis and gave me a number.

I need to do another sample..maybe I can squeeze 20k out.

>> No.97457

bump

>> No.97552

>>85493

Yes I do have the factory manual now (not haynes).
What year do you need?

>> No.97559

>>85497
OP here.

Yes, I do have this manual.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BIKR458D

37mb

>> No.97565

ATTENTION THREAD: Haynes/Chilton manuals are useful only as kindling.

I have the electronic factory service literature for all North American Ford passenger cars MY 1993-1997 if anyone's interested. They're old-ass programs (disk images) actually, so you'll need to be able to deal with that.

>> No.97564

>>85844
Hey buddy, sorry it took so long.

Here is your 1989 XJ Jeep Cherokee and Comanche Service Manual:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JR2D45Z2

30mb download.

>> No.97673

>>86150

Well, I don't have the 96 manual, but I do have the 95 and the 97... hahaha. Check it out, hope it helps.

1995 Cherokee Manual (67mb):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1E18BYJU

1997 Cherokee Manual (49mb):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CMAENZ57

>> No.97675

>>97565
These are mostly factory manuals too. Just one or two are Haynes.

>> No.97717

>>86500
OP here

Yes I do, here's the link (factory manual):

1999 XJ Jeep Cherokee service manual
37mb
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RN7S3PXD

>> No.98582

>>88826
2000 Nissan Altima coming right up:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1TBLM6N3
25mb

>> No.98593

>>86999

Honda Civic 1992:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=39RSKQAT
76mb

>> No.98595

>>88812
Sorry, I don't have this one at the moment.

>> No.98601

>>86704
I have one for Durango 1998-2000
and the CR-V 1997-2002

(And I have the Dodge Dakota 2000-2001.2003.2005 manual too, I reckon some procedures will be the same)

Let me know if this is any good for you and I'll upload it.

>> No.98603

>>86973
We don't have Citroen here in North America currently...

I had a Picasso back in the day, fun little car!