Target Audience:
Jeep enthusiasts, owners performing DIY repairs, independent repair shops, parts suppliers.
Value Proposition:
Provides essential OEM part number information crucial for accurate sourcing and ensuring vehicle authenticity and proper fitment.
Feature 1:
Comprehensive coverage for three distinct Jeep models across a specific, popular generation.
Feature 2:
Detailed exploded views that are invaluable for identifying correct components.
Feature 3:
Digital format (PDF) offers portability and searchability.
Covered Models:
Jeep Wrangler (YJ), Jeep Cherokee (XJ), Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
Component Coverage:
Comprehensive coverage of all factory-supplied parts across mechanical, electrical, and body systems.
Estimated Page Count:
Extensive (likely several hundred to over a thousand pages given the scope and model years).
Type:
Parts Catalog / Parts Manual
Powertrain:
Engine (internal components, external accessories), Transmission (manual & automatic), Transfer Case, Drivetrain (axles, differentials, driveshafts).
Chassis:
Suspension (front & rear), Steering System, Brakes (front & rear, hydraulic components), Exhaust System, Fuel System.
Electrical:
Ignition System, Charging System, Starting System, Lighting (headlights, taillights, interior), Instrumentation, Wiring Harnesses, Audio System Components, HVAC Controls.
Body And Interior:
Exterior Body Panels (fenders, doors, hood, tailgate), Bumpers, Glass & Seals, Interior Trim (dashboard, door panels, seats), Hardware (fasteners, clips, brackets).
Part Identification:
Detailed exploded views and diagrams for accurate part identification and selection.
Assembly Disassembly Sequences:
Illustrative diagrams showing how components are assembled and how they fit together, aiding in understanding part relationships.
Part Number Lookup:
Provides specific OEM part numbers required for ordering replacements.
Depth:
Highly detailed for parts identification and order fulfillment. Does not provide repair procedures or diagnostic information, which would be found in a service manual.
Format Details:
PDF (Portable Document Format) allowing for easy viewing, searching, and printing across various devices.
Searchability:
Typically searchable text within the PDF, enabling quick location of specific part numbers or descriptions.
Printability:
Designed to be printable, with clear diagrams and legible text.
Binding:
N/A (Digital PDF format, not a physical binding).
Paper Type:
N/A (Digital PDF format, not a physical paper type).
Wrangler Yj Engine 1994:
2.5L (150 cu in) AMC I4 (123 hp @ 4800 rpm, 130 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm)
Wrangler Yj Engine 1994 Optional:
4.0L (242 cu in) AMC I6 (180 hp @ 4200 rpm, 220 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm)
Cherokee Xj Engine 1994-1996:
2.5L (150 cu in) AMC I4 (125 hp @ 4600 rpm, 137 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm)
Cherokee Xj Engine 1994-1996 Optional:
4.0L (242 cu in) AMC I6 (183 hp @ 4600 rpm, 220 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm for 1994-1995; 190 hp @ 4750 rpm, 235 lb-ft @ 3250 rpm for 1996)
Grand Cherokee Zj Engine 1994-1996:
4.0L (242 cu in) AMC I6 (183 hp @ 4600 rpm, 220 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm for 1994-1995; 190 hp @ 4750 rpm, 235 lb-ft @ 3250 rpm for 1996)
Grand Cherokee Zj Engine 1994-1996 Optional:
5.2L (318 cu in) Magnum V8 (220 hp @ 4400 rpm, 295 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm)
Grand Cherokee Zj Engine 1996 Optional:
5.9L (360 cu in) Magnum V8 (244 hp @ 4800 rpm, 325 lb-ft @ 3600 rpm) (Limited to 1996)
Ignition System:
Distributor-based ignition system with coil and spark plug wires.
Fuel Delivery:
Multi-port Fuel Injection (MPI) for all engines.
Fuel Type:
Unleaded Gasoline (87 octane minimum recommended)
Wrangler Yj Standard Transmission:
5-speed manual transmission (e.g., AX-5 for 2.5L, AX-15 for 4.0L).
Cherokee Xj Standard Transmission:
5-speed manual transmission (e.g., AX-5 for 2.5L, AX-15 for 4.0L).
Grand Cherokee Zj Standard Transmission:
4-speed automatic transmission (e.g., 42RE for 4.0L, 44RE for V8, 46RH for 5.9L).
Wrangler Yj Optional Transmission:
3-speed automatic transmission (e.g., Aisin-Warner AW4).
Cherokee Xj Optional Transmission:
4-speed automatic transmission (e.g., AW4).
Grand Cherokee Zj Optional Transmission:
5-speed manual transmission (e.g., NV3550) was available on some earlier models but less common in this range.
Transfer Case:
Command-Trac (2WD/4WD Part-Time) or Selec-Trac (2WD/4WD Full-Time) for Wrangler/Cherokee. Quadra-Trac (full-time 4WD) or Quadra-Trac II (full-time 4WD with low range) for Grand Cherokee.
Wrangler Yj Wheelbase:
93.4 inches
Cherokee Xj Wheelbase:
101.4 inches
Grand Cherokee Zj Wheelbase:
101.4 inches
Wrangler Yj Curb Weight:
Approx. 3,000 - 3,400 lbs depending on configuration.
Cherokee Xj Curb Weight:
Approx. 3,400 - 3,800 lbs depending on configuration.
Grand Cherokee Zj Curb Weight:
Approx. 4,000 - 4,800 lbs depending on configuration.
NHTSA Ratings 1994-1996:
Safety ratings were less standardized during this era. Refer to specific model year reviews for available data.
Braking System:
Front disc brakes, rear drum brakes (standard across most models); optional rear disc brakes on some Grand Cherokee trims. Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) available on select models, particularly Grand Cherokee.
Airbags:
Driver-side airbag standard on Cherokee and Grand Cherokee from 1994. Passenger-side airbag optional or standard on higher trims of Grand Cherokee. Wrangler typically did not have airbags in this generation.
Seat Belts:
3-point front seatbelts, 2-point lap belts in rear (or 3-point on some Grand Cherokee rear seats).
Audio System:
Factory-installed AM/FM radio with cassette player. Optional CD player on higher trims or as an aftermarket upgrade. Basic speaker configurations (e.g., 4 speakers).
Cruise Control:
Optional on most models, standard on higher Grand Cherokee trims.
ABS:
Available, particularly on Grand Cherokee models, for enhanced braking control.
Connectivity Options:
No integrated connectivity features like Bluetooth or USB ports. Aftermarket solutions would be required.
Oil Change Interval:
Typically 3,000 - 5,000 miles or 6 months, depending on driving conditions and oil type used. Refer to a service manual for precise recommendations.
Transmission Fluid Change:
Every 30,000 - 60,000 miles for automatic transmissions, often shorter intervals for manual or heavy-duty use. Refer to a service manual.
Coolant Flush:
Every 24,000 - 50,000 miles or 2-4 years, depending on coolant type. Refer to a service manual.
Engine Oil:
API Service SG or SH, viscosity 10W-30 for most conditions (check owner's manual for specific recommendations and temperature ranges).
Automatic Transmission Fluid:
Chrysler ATF+3 (or equivalent). For earlier models or specific transmissions, ATF+2 or Dexron III might be applicable, but ATF+3 is generally preferred for these years.
Manual Transmission Fluid:
API GL-5, SAE 75W-90 or 80W-90 gear oil (refer to service manual for specific transmission type).
Transfer Case Fluid:
For Command-Trac/Selec-Trac: NP231/242 - ATF+4 or Dexron III. For Quadra-Trac: NV247/249 - specific Mopar fluid or Dexron III.
Common Issues 4.0L I6:
Cracked cylinder heads (late 80s/early 90s issue, less prevalent but possible), oil filter adapter housing leaks, radiator leaks, exhaust manifold cracks.
Common Issues 2.5L I4:
Oil leaks from the front crankshaft seal, valve cover gasket issues.
Common Issues Transmissions:
Automatic transmissions (AW4, RE series) can develop issues with solenoid packs, torque converters, and valve bodies. Manual transmissions (AX series) can have worn synchronizers or clutch issues.
Common Issues Suspension Brakes:
Worn control arm bushings, ball joints, and tie rod ends are common due to off-road use or mileage. Brake component wear is typical. Leaking brake lines.
Common Issues Electrical:
Headlight switch failures, intermittent dashboard lights, power window/lock issues, grounds corrosion.
Jeep Legacy:
Built upon Jeep's reputation for ruggedness, off-road capability, and durable construction.
Wrangler Yj:
The YJ generation (1987-1995) saw significant updates, including a coil-spring suspension replacing leaf springs. The 1994 model year had minor updates.
Cherokee Xj:
The XJ Cherokee, a pioneering compact SUV, was nearing the end of its long production run, characterized by its unibody construction. Minor refinements were made throughout its life, including the 1994-1996 period.
Grand Cherokee Zj:
The ZJ (1993-1998) was Jeep's luxury SUV offering, bridging the gap between the utilitarian Cherokee and the larger Wagoneer. It introduced more premium features and powertrain options.
Manufacturing Location:
Primarily Toledo, Ohio, USA.
Jeep Cherokee Awards:
The Cherokee XJ was widely recognized for its innovation and capabilities, often appearing on 'Best of' lists for SUVs and off-road vehicles during its production run.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Awards:
The Grand Cherokee ZJ was praised for its blend of luxury and off-road prowess, often winning comparisons against other luxury SUVs of its time.
