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Drunk driver slams into motorcycle police officer in Los Vegas - Justice News Flash December 18, 2009
Motorcycle accident lawyers alerts- A Jeep Cherokee slammed into the back of a police officer on a Harley-Davidson; driver charged with a DUI. Vegas motorcycle cop hurt in crash; driver chargedMetro Motorcycle Officer Injured In Crashall 26 news articles »
Police: Man taken to hospital after big rig strikes his car in Menlo Park - San Jose Mercury News December 17, 2009
Paramedics rushed the driver of a Jeep Cherokee to a local hospital Wednesday after he ran a red light in Menlo Park and was struck Driver injured in Willow/Bayfront crashall 4 news articles »
Jeep Creep Q&A Column - Off-Road.com December 18, 2009
Jeep Creep Q&A ColumnOnce you have that brace in place, have the Cherokee professionally aligned and your death wobble will be gone! I have a full-time 4x4 CJ7 and I want to
The Decade's 10 Best 4x4s - Four Wheeler Magazine (blog) December 18, 2009
The Decade's 10 Best 4x4sRegardless, whether you wanted a solid-axle pickup truck, a Jeep with factory lockers, a diesel V-10 SUV with adjustable air suspension, or a luxury 4x4
Bandana-wearing gunman robs St Pete bank - 10 Connects December 18, 2009
He fled in Jeep Cherokee with faded, chipped paint, police said. No one was injured. The amount of the loss was not disclosed. He's described as a black man Police release description of man who robbed St. Petersburg bankMan robs BB&T bank in St. Petersburgall 3 news articles »
Man leads police on high speed chase
Purvis was clocked going 105 mph in his Jeep 4x4. s Office, Frankfort Police Department and Kentucky State Police finally stopped 23-year-old Brandon Purvis tonight just before he entered the busy intersection of East Main Street and Versailles Road. Officers set up a roadblock at U. S. 460 and Switzer Road, bursting three of his four tires with road spikes. Sheriff Pat Melton says the chase started at Steadmantown Lane and Peaks Mill Road, where a deputy saw Purvis spin out his tires at a stop sign.
Q:
Where is the horn relay located on a 1990 jeep Cherokee 4X4?
I have a Haynes manual for the Cherokee but it makes no mention of the horn relay in the wiring schematics. I have located about 4 others but none are for the horn that I can tell. This is not my first jeep but it has been the most challenge.
(asked by Edward B on September 21, 2007)
A: Some of the Haynes books are junk. I wish they would put out one for each year ans model and engine. Searching though the book is a Royal Pain! There are many things I can't find in mine, too.
Try to follow the wire back from the horns themselves to the relay. If you can't follow the wires back , I would disconnect the horns and as someone is pushing the horn, listen for the click of the relay
GOOD luck. (answered by Dan Bueno on September 21, 2007)
Q:
How do you disable jeep cherokee 4x4 temperature sensor?
Jeep1997 keeps losing all power after driving about 30 klms (if its cold and raining it goes much further). Fuel and everything else appears ok. I want to try disabling this sensor as it is waiting to cool down before starting but is not actually overheating.
(asked by Sandy H on March 28, 2008)
A: the purpose of a coolant temp sensor is to tell the computor how warm the engine is, so that the computor either can lean or richen the fuel mixture. i dont believe that the collant temp sensor is your problem. try changing your fuel filter or have a tech check your crank sensor. most likely problems. good luck (answered by bob the mechanic on March 28, 2008)
A: You should just replace the sensor It only costs less than 20 dolllars and is very easy to change.You dont want to seize the motor if there is another problem
(answered by Michael S on March 28, 2008)
Q:
What grade gas should I put in my 2001 Jeep Cherokee 4x4?
I just got it last week, has 112,800 miles. Never owned a jeep. I've filled it up with Plus. I want to keep this thing running at it's best. Also I don't know when it had the oil changed last. Someone suggested flushing that and transmission fluid. Is that overkill??
Thanks!!
(asked by revengeissweet on November 27, 2009)
A: i would definatly go ahead and change the transmission fluid, and the oil, and the rear end and front end gear oil. most people dont ever do that, and it will keep the drivetrain in tip top shape. I normally use midgrade, plus wont hurt it, try to stay away from the low grade gas as i've tore apart several motors that all they used was cheap gas and it will build up a sludge/grime on the pistons. Good luck with your jeep. (answered by on November 27, 2009)
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