fnord

My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
to hear from people who've been there...



thanks,
fnord

Jerry McG

"fnord" <root@masochist.net> wrote in message
news:pan.2004.06.07.18.25.31.399930@masochist.net. ..
> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...

I've always maintained vehicles like this on a 15k major maintenance cycle,
with oil changes every 3k. As such, you would have just done at 90k a
complete fluids change (all oils, coolant, brake & clutch system flush). At
the 30k increments I'd also replace the plugs, cap, rotor, wires drive belt,
brake pads/shoes.

The powertrain in TJs, even with the accursed Dana 35 rear axle, can be made
to live many hundres of thousands of miles with good maintenance.

Jerry McG

"fnord" <root@masochist.net> wrote in message
news:pan.2004.06.07.18.25.31.399930@masochist.net. ..
> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...

I've always maintained vehicles like this on a 15k major maintenance cycle,
with oil changes every 3k. As such, you would have just done at 90k a
complete fluids change (all oils, coolant, brake & clutch system flush). At
the 30k increments I'd also replace the plugs, cap, rotor, wires drive belt,
brake pads/shoes.

The powertrain in TJs, even with the accursed Dana 35 rear axle, can be made
to live many hundres of thousands of miles with good maintenance.

Jerry McG

"fnord" <root@masochist.net> wrote in message
news:pan.2004.06.07.18.25.31.399930@masochist.net. ..
> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...

I've always maintained vehicles like this on a 15k major maintenance cycle,
with oil changes every 3k. As such, you would have just done at 90k a
complete fluids change (all oils, coolant, brake & clutch system flush). At
the 30k increments I'd also replace the plugs, cap, rotor, wires drive belt,
brake pads/shoes.

The powertrain in TJs, even with the accursed Dana 35 rear axle, can be made
to live many hundres of thousands of miles with good maintenance.

Jerry McG

"fnord" <root@masochist.net> wrote in message
news:pan.2004.06.07.18.25.31.399930@masochist.net. ..
> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...

I've always maintained vehicles like this on a 15k major maintenance cycle,
with oil changes every 3k. As such, you would have just done at 90k a
complete fluids change (all oils, coolant, brake & clutch system flush). At
the 30k increments I'd also replace the plugs, cap, rotor, wires drive belt,
brake pads/shoes.

The powertrain in TJs, even with the accursed Dana 35 rear axle, can be made
to live many hundres of thousands of miles with good maintenance.

Jim85CJ

Take it out in the woods and bang the snot out of it?

fnord wrote:

> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...
>
>
>
> thanks,
> fnord

Jim85CJ

Take it out in the woods and bang the snot out of it?

fnord wrote:

> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...
>
>
>
> thanks,
> fnord

Jim85CJ

Take it out in the woods and bang the snot out of it?

fnord wrote:

> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...
>
>
>
> thanks,
> fnord

Jim85CJ

Take it out in the woods and bang the snot out of it?

fnord wrote:

> My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> to hear from people who've been there...
>
>
>
> thanks,
> fnord

Jeff Lowe

"Jim85CJ" <jim_85cj@NOSPAMyahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Take it out in the woods and bang the snot out of it?
>
> fnord wrote:
>
> > My 99 TJ is at about 93k, and I'm wondering what kind of maintenance I
> > should do at 100k. Yes, there's stuff listed in the manual, but I'd like
> > to hear from people who've been there...

Buy it a backup Jeep.
One jeep is never enough.

Jeff