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Jeep vehicle authority and four-wheel drive expert Moses Ludel has once
again updated his bestselling Jeep® Owner's Bible. This third edition
includes coverage for Jeep models through 2004, and meets the needs of
every Jeep owner ? from the first time buyer to the most seasoned trail
runner. In this edition Moses shares his knowledge of Jeep vehicle history,
off-road driving tips, performance upgrades and modifications, selecting
accessories that meet specific driving demands, and step-by-step technical
procedures.
Drawing upon 40 years of Jeep vehicle experience, Moses provides
real-world tips and hundreds of hands-on photos that will help you
maintain your Jeep vehicle in top condition. In addition, the service
chapters provide valuable insights into how to accurately diagnose and
understand mechanical problems - a critical asset for back country
troubleshooting.
Hands on topics include:
- Oil and oil filter change
- Lubrication
- Water pump replacement
- Clutch replacement
- Routine emission control service
- Spark plug replacement
- Valve adjustment
- Brake service
- Overhauling the starter motor
- Choosing the right traction differential
From original military prototypes through groundbreaking new models,
the Jeep® Owner's Bible is a wholesale celebration of an American icon
and the most thorough orientation to Jeep vehicles available.
Table of Contents
- Jeep - Building a Legend
- Buying a Jeep
- Operating Your Jeep
- Working on Your Jeep
- Jeep Maintenance and Preservation
- Troubleshooting
- Engine Tune-Up
- Emission Control Standards
- Cooling System Repairs
- Clutch and Transmission
- Transfer Case, Driveshafts, Axles and Hubs
- Suspension and Steering
- Brakes and Wheel Bearings
- Body and Detailing
- Electrical System Basics
- Accessories
- Engine Performance and Modifications
- Geartrain Modifications
- Suspension Upgrades
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Fig. 17-1. Josh Solomon's modified
CJ-8 Scrambler features approved
aftermarket modifications including
EFI. Know what parts are legal before
you begin modifying your engine or
planning an engine conversion.
From Chapter 17 - Engine
Performance and Modifications
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Fig. 10-24. Mechanical clutch linkage
requires regular inspection for wear and
excessive play. Models with through-the-floor
pedals have the advantage of chassis
mounted linkage. This reduces the
tendency to flex, distort and bind.
From Chapter 10 - Clutch and
Transmission Service
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