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i have a 93 xj that did the same thing the other day, and it wouldnt shift into overdrive today. i had to shut it off then start it up again to get it to work ok. from what i have found out so far (at least for the xj) is that the tcu (transmission control unit) or the shift solinoids get...

Good stuff! Thanks for the info! -Brian

I was just under my 93 cherokee and the vent tube was on the top of the drivers side axle tube. yours will most likely be there, too. It is very unlikely that you have the little fitting style vent. If you find your e-brake is stuck on you will probably have to replace your cables, because they...

yes, like buckaroo kid mentioned, it should be on the top of the diff or even coming out the top of an axle tube, or you might have the style that is just vented directly off the axle, with no vent lines, in which case look for a little fitting type deal somewhere in the same location. keep in...

i dont know much about cherokees, but it sounds to me like your e-brake might be stuck on... next time you finish driving it somewhere get out and feel the rear wheel, (but be careful not to burn yourself) if it is too hot to touch, your brake is probably partially on. I would suspect e-brake...

so after searching for some time i was finally able to find a 93 jeep cherokee country with no rust. (a hard find here in the northeast) I am now looking into setting it up for some medium-duty off roading, which naturally brings up a LOT of questions... i dont know much about cherokees so any...

thank you, that is exactly what i am looking for -Brian

sorry SoCalcj7, i can't pm until i have at least 10 posts... but if you want to know about the 715, you can go to nh.craigslist.org/cto/1293099363.html to see it. -Brian

Hello all, I am trying to sell my Jeep m-715 and get somthing a little more economical and was really thinking about a cherokee. I dont know much about Cherokees, is there a certian year to stay away from? is there a certain year that is better? i was reading in the Four Wheeler magazine and...