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10-13-2005, 05:51 PM
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Re: buying a cherokee
I spent $1,800 on my daughter's 88 that had 167,000 on it...got a good deal I think. I've seen Cherokees on this forum with over 300,000 on them (I-6 engine). Common problems are "Death Wobble" Ignition issues (coil and sensors) and fuel delivery (mostly long crank due to bad pump/pressure valve)...oh, and a lot of oil leaks
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Steve '98 JGC (ZJ) 5.2L, Aluminum Radiator w/Electric Fans, 4" Cowl Induction Hood Scoop, Custom High Flow Air Filter, Magnaflow Cat / Flowmaster Super 40 Exhaust, Engine Oil cooler w/ remote filter, In-roof 8" DVD, Profile 600 Watt Amp, Kenwood 6.75" 3-ways, NV242, 3.5" Lift, RS9000s, 31x10.50x15 ATs, Proline roof rack w/ spare tire mount and 4 Hella 550s. 
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#3
10-14-2005, 11:29 PM
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Re: buying a cherokee
Well I have a 88 Jeep with over 200K and although I have gone through the standard problems that were easily fixed. I have a total price to this is $2100 after owning it for a year. If you do your homework you will find that sometimes working on your Jeep can be fun. I have lifted, put on the big tires and racks & lights on it. I enjoy it greatly.
Its only "over the hill" when it costs more to repair then its worth. I would say that that is really the call of the owner.. Happy Jeepin
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