Matt

Sean Keplinger <skeplin@gandalf.spookyworld.dnsalias.com> wrote in message news:<10373vb2v0ifgfa@corp.supernews.com>...
> I just recently bought a 2001 Cherokee Sport and decided to buy a Haynes
> manual for it. The only manual the parts store had was from 1984-2000, but
> I bought it anyway.
>
> Should I take it back and look for a 2001 book, or is the 2000 model pretty
> much the same as the 2001?
>
>
> Thanks for the advice,
> Sean

I got the 2000 Haynes Manual for a '99 TJ and it's fine. All you need
is exploded pics of the inline 6 (same as yours) and the
axles/gears/transmission. The wiring diagrams/instructions aren't that
great, but a monkey could wire these vehicles anyway. I got the Haynes
book for $6 on Ebay too, saving about $95 on the Jeep shop manual.
Between that and Google searches, I can't see spending the $100 on the
manual, but more power to those who can and get more good out of it.

Matt

Matt

Sean Keplinger <skeplin@gandalf.spookyworld.dnsalias.com> wrote in message news:<10373vb2v0ifgfa@corp.supernews.com>...
> I just recently bought a 2001 Cherokee Sport and decided to buy a Haynes
> manual for it. The only manual the parts store had was from 1984-2000, but
> I bought it anyway.
>
> Should I take it back and look for a 2001 book, or is the 2000 model pretty
> much the same as the 2001?
>
>
> Thanks for the advice,
> Sean

I got the 2000 Haynes Manual for a '99 TJ and it's fine. All you need
is exploded pics of the inline 6 (same as yours) and the
axles/gears/transmission. The wiring diagrams/instructions aren't that
great, but a monkey could wire these vehicles anyway. I got the Haynes
book for $6 on Ebay too, saving about $95 on the Jeep shop manual.
Between that and Google searches, I can't see spending the $100 on the
manual, but more power to those who can and get more good out of it.

Matt

Matt

Sean Keplinger <skeplin@gandalf.spookyworld.dnsalias.com> wrote in message news:<10373vb2v0ifgfa@corp.supernews.com>...
> I just recently bought a 2001 Cherokee Sport and decided to buy a Haynes
> manual for it. The only manual the parts store had was from 1984-2000, but
> I bought it anyway.
>
> Should I take it back and look for a 2001 book, or is the 2000 model pretty
> much the same as the 2001?
>
>
> Thanks for the advice,
> Sean

I got the 2000 Haynes Manual for a '99 TJ and it's fine. All you need
is exploded pics of the inline 6 (same as yours) and the
axles/gears/transmission. The wiring diagrams/instructions aren't that
great, but a monkey could wire these vehicles anyway. I got the Haynes
book for $6 on Ebay too, saving about $95 on the Jeep shop manual.
Between that and Google searches, I can't see spending the $100 on the
manual, but more power to those who can and get more good out of it.

Matt

Sean Keplinger

L.W.(?ill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:

> Me three. Buy the Factory Service Manual from:
> https://techauthority.com/ I use the CD form for the search feature.

All: Thanks for the advice. I'm not a mechanic (in any way) but want accurate
info on my Cherokee.


Thanks again,
Sean
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\___/ Sean Keplinger
|o,o| skeplin at one dot net
\/ ) http://spookyworld.dnsalias.com
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Sean Keplinger

L.W.(?ill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:

> Me three. Buy the Factory Service Manual from:
> https://techauthority.com/ I use the CD form for the search feature.

All: Thanks for the advice. I'm not a mechanic (in any way) but want accurate
info on my Cherokee.


Thanks again,
Sean
--
\___/ Sean Keplinger
|o,o| skeplin at one dot net
\/ ) http://spookyworld.dnsalias.com
----mm-----------------------------------

Sean Keplinger

L.W.(?ill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:

> Me three. Buy the Factory Service Manual from:
> https://techauthority.com/ I use the CD form for the search feature.

All: Thanks for the advice. I'm not a mechanic (in any way) but want accurate
info on my Cherokee.


Thanks again,
Sean
--
\___/ Sean Keplinger
|o,o| skeplin at one dot net
\/ ) http://spookyworld.dnsalias.com
----mm-----------------------------------

DANFXR

I just recently bought a 2001 Cherokee Sport and decided to buy a Haynes
> manual for it. The only manual the parts store had was from 1984-2000, but
> I bought it anyway.

I get the factory manual for each car I buy.They pay for themselves over and
over.All the infomation is detailed in one place. They make replaceing things
like heater cores and case seals a lot easier.I just got the Jeep manual and
its worth it. When you are done with the manual you can put it on E-bay.

DANFXR

I just recently bought a 2001 Cherokee Sport and decided to buy a Haynes
> manual for it. The only manual the parts store had was from 1984-2000, but
> I bought it anyway.

I get the factory manual for each car I buy.They pay for themselves over and
over.All the infomation is detailed in one place. They make replaceing things
like heater cores and case seals a lot easier.I just got the Jeep manual and
its worth it. When you are done with the manual you can put it on E-bay.

DANFXR

I just recently bought a 2001 Cherokee Sport and decided to buy a Haynes
> manual for it. The only manual the parts store had was from 1984-2000, but
> I bought it anyway.

I get the factory manual for each car I buy.They pay for themselves over and
over.All the infomation is detailed in one place. They make replaceing things
like heater cores and case seals a lot easier.I just got the Jeep manual and
its worth it. When you are done with the manual you can put it on E-bay.

CRWLR

"Sean Keplinger" <skeplin@gandalf.spookyworld.dnsalias.com> wrote in message
news:1039ggcoljmkh81@corp.supernews.com...
> L.W.(?ill) ------ III <----------@***.net> wrote:
>
> > Me three. Buy the Factory Service Manual from:
> > https://techauthority.com/ I use the CD form for the search feature.
>
> All: Thanks for the advice. I'm not a mechanic (in any way)

.... then you REALLY don't need the confusion that the Haynes is going to
throw into the mix.