1995 jeep grand cherokee laredo gas tank size

When I fold down rear seats (quickly and easily), I can lay down and stretch out completely in the back. I'll happily drop the $1500 when that happens. To hear it told, I wouldn't bother rebuilding the transmission- If it quits, you replace it. There's a problem with the clutch (automatic), but manually starting in first circumvents such transmission problems. Picked up a replacement bracket for ten bucks at a scrap yard, spent thirteen on a pulley at AutoZone, and did the repairs myself.

When the second idler pulley quit, it chewed up the mounting bracket pretty good. I've owned it for six months and have had to replace both idler pulleys. The straight 6 gives not only impressive torque for a 4 liter, but an incredibly smooth … drive, and has yet to fail to get me over any mound of dirt and rock I've thrown at it. My Jeep has seen a lot of trails-and a lot of things that are not quite trails-and has pushed through all of them like a champ. With only two wheel drive I've never gotten stuck, despite my best efforts. This vehicle was given to me with 280k miles on the odometer.

1995 jeep grand cherokee laredo gas tank size