REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Jeep Grand Cherokee (from 1993 to 1999, the year of issue)

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	Grand Cherokee
		Introduction
		Adjustment and routine maintenance
		The straight six-cylinder engine
		The V8 engine
		Procedure of the general and engine major repairs
		Systems of cooling, heating and air conditioning
		The power supply system and exhaust
			general information
			Fuel Pressure Relief Procedure
			Checking fuel pressure and the functioning of the fuel pump
			Removing and installing fuel tank
			Cleaning and repair of the fuel tank - general information
			Repair and replacement of fuel lines
			Removal and installation of the fuel pump
			Check of serviceability and replacement of the fuel level sensor unit
			Removal and installation of assemblage of an air cleaner
			Replacement of a cable of gas
			Fuel Injection System - general information
			Check of the fuel injection system
			Check of serviceability, removing and installing throttle body
			Check of serviceability and replacement of the fuel pressure regulator
			Check of serviceability, removal and installation of fuel injectors
			Check of functioning and replacement of components of system of stabilization of turns of idling (IAC)
			Service exhaust system - general information
		The system of electric motor
		Systems of decrease in toxicity of the fulfilled gases and engine management
		Manual box of a gear change
		Automatic Transmission
		Transfer Case
		Clutch and transmission line
		Brakes
		Suspension and steering
		Body
		The system of on-board electrical equipment
		Controls and operation receptions

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Cleaning and repair of the fuel tank - general information

Fuel tanks mounted on vehicles described in the manual models are made of plastic and can not be repaired.

If the tank for any reason removed from the car, it should not be left for storage in a place where there is a probability of occurrence of sparks or open flame that can ignite fuel vapors. Particular attention should be paid to this issue when working in garages equipped with heaters powered by natural gas and fitted with a control torch.

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