You might find jeepclub.co.uk useful -- there seem to be some good forums on
there to read, but to post messages you have to pay £30 subscription.
However, if you have a look at the classified ads you can e-mail people.

How do you find the vehicle so far? I'm considering buying a Cherokee like
that you've purchased, spending 4-5K on one as a second car. (No plans to go
off-road.)
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Martin Sketchley | www.msketchley.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
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Hi Darren,

Where about are you based ? I'm in Birmingham at the moment.

I would advise that you do a full service:

Engine Oil and Gearbox Oil. Go to Halfords for this, as they will charge you
what you can buy the oil for (they have a flat rate based on engine size and
aren't priced to deal with the Jeep engine and make a profit, heh heh).
Transfer case and Diff oil.
Air cleaner.
Coolant.
Lube everything with a nipple.
Buy the Factory Service Manual - your dealer can get one for you. Its the
best 70 quid you will spend.

Have fun !

Dave Milne, Scotland
'99 TJ 4.0 Sahara

"Darren Rowley" <rowleyd3 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

: Hi all,
:
: I'm based in the UK and I have just bought a 1994, Jeep Cherokee 4.0 auto.
: It has 62K with some
: service history and past mot's, but does not appear to have been serviced
: during the last 25K (there are no stamps in the service book or bills
etc).
: I'm after peoples experiences / advice / tips regarding them.
:
: Is there anything I should keep on top of?
: How does the mpg vary between 2-wheel and 4-wheel drive?
: Any tips / advice ?
:
: --
: Darren
:
:

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Darren Rowley wrote: