As we know, many if not most models of mass-produced cars built in the first part of this century were available in petrol or diesel flavours. It was all about giving folk a choice. Shed is wondering how much choice there's going to be twenty years time when everything is electric, with no decisions to be made on fuel, aspiration type, number and format of cylinders etc. Will we still be willing to pay huge premiums for big-name cars when they're all going to be pretty much the same under the skin? Will buying decisions boil down to nothing more than the amount of luxury and kit on offer? Will brands become irrelevant? forget all that, looking back not forward is what Shed prefers to do as there's more money in it. With that in mind, and thinking of all the various engine options on offer over the last thirty years which is SOTW's main chronological stomping ground, accidental mis-description of a particular model in an ad can easily this week's shed, which is being advertised as a Jeep Cherokee Sport CRD diesel when it's actually a Cherokee Sport petrol. An innocent mistake, no doubt, although in Shed's experience, getting this sort of thing 'wrong' isn't necessarily a problem. It all depends on what you believe your market might want. If you think that the customers round your way are after fuel economy, accidentally advertising a large-engined petrol-guzzler as a diesel could be a good way of shifting it. All you need is plausible deniability, which is easy enough if you look stupid. Shed has sold quite a few cars in this way to local customers, salving his guilty conscience by a clever plan of full disclosure. He knows that when he starts droning on about bore and stroke, all the ancient prospects in the village will glaze over and then bend over, especially the postmistress, albeit in a less metaphorical most PH types, finding out that a small diesel is actually a big petrol would be seen as a win, so this week's shed could be just the ticket. Sitting in the plump driver's seat with the engine running you'd think it would be hard for even the daftest forecourt operative not to notice the difference between a diesel Cherokee Sport and a petrol one. If they're a bit mutton, the ' on the back and the tacho redline of 6,000rpm should tell them that this was definitely not an American a Jeep petrol out to 6,000rpm would require extreme bravery as well as cloth ears. Our example was banged together in 2001, the first year that the PowerTech V6 was on the Jeep menu alongside the non-Sporty Cherokee's trusty-ish straight six. The new V6 didn't really add a lot of engineering sophistication or, to be blunt, anything much. Technically it wheezed out 208hp at 5,200rpm compared to the Cherokee Limited's lower but more accessible 181hp at 4,600rpm. The V6's 230lb ft torque peak didn't arrive until 3,800rpm, whereas the max torque of 225lb ft came in 800rpm earlier. The 4-speed auto would supposedly grind the through the 0-60 in a grizzled whisker under ten seconds, but Shed doesn't recall anyone ever having the patience or lack of mechanical sympathy to establish its top TD diesel Cherokee of 2001 was quite a bit down on power compared to the Jeep petrols at 141hp, but it had more torque - 253lb ft - and that maximum was delivered at just 2,000rpm. The diesel also had an official combined fuel consumption of over 30mpg, making it a lot more sensible for towcar use than the whose cruising mpg was 20, with 15mpg or less being nearer the mark in town. Luckily the fuel computer readout was on a panel above the screen so you could ignore it and pretend the single-figure numbers on steep hills weren't really happening. Talking of screens, the rear one would pop open on a light pull of the tailgate lever, not so good if you were a Jimmy Hill type and not paying you weren't bothered about fuel costs the V6 was a hardy and useful sort of beast with a tonne towing capacity, a fairly compact footprint, and actually pretty remarkable off-road ability. For an insight into how good it was off road, have a gander at this contemporary vid starring the inimitable Ken Gibson, ex motoring editor of The Ken says, the new Sport of 2001 had rack and pinion steering for the first time (whoo!) and a new chassis. It was actually better than all right when it was new, but the petrol engines were old-school thirsty, there wasn't a lot of room inside, and despite Ken's chassis improvements the steering was too light on the tarmac. The V6 also suffered from valve seat failure, usually as a result of excessive engine heat caused by (among other things) poorly designed piston rings. The valve lash adjusters got stuck too and the PCV valve got clogged, but most of these problems were relatively easy and cheap to fix. A could run up to 200,000 or even 300,000 miles. There again it might start struggling at 75, shed has 115,000 miles to its credit. According to the last MOT in November all four coil springs were corroded. New ones for the back end are generally available for about £45 a go. The fronts are a bit harder to find in the UK. It can be a case of putting an order in and waiting for them to arrive. Other than that the next owner will inherit a non-excessive oil leak from the 'front', which could mean the engine but of course it might also be the diff given that the rear one is the site of another NEOL. All the suspension mounting points were de-rusted and repaired in 2018 at 106,000 miles, so you should be able to put those out of your mind for the foreseeable then what have you got? A Freelander rival with fully switchable AWD, a decent NCAP crash rating, a dod of character and, as Bob the Binman might say, a good old fashioned big-incher under the bonnet.

tommudd. Not " normal" 135,000 miles and mine goes 3500 / 4000 miles between oil changes and doesn't use any at all, use Mobile 1 since new so that may have helped over old type conventional oils. try changing you pcv valve. a clogged one will cause oil consumption. 12 kk 3.7L, 42rle, mp1522, d-30, 8.25.

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The Chrysler PowerTech 3.7L (also known as 3.7 EGK or Dodge 3.7L Magnum) is a 3.7 l (3,703 cc, 226.0 cu.in.) natural aspirated V6 90° four-stroke gasoline engine manufactured by Chrysler in Detroit, Michigan, USA from 2002 up to 2012. The Chrysler PowerTech 3.7L features a cast-iron block and two aluminum cylinder heads with a single camshaft

^{View all 68 consumer vehicle reviews for the Used 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4dr SUV 4WD (3.7L 6cyl 5A) on Edmunds, or submit your own review of the 2007 Grand Cherokee.} ^{So I made this really short video to show you something that most people don’t think of when they’re removing the oil pan off of their jeep 3.7 V6 or Dodge 4}

Standard on most 2017 Jeep Cherokees is a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine rated at 184 horsepower and 171 pound-feet of torque. Optional on most is a 3.2-liter V6 that makes 271 hp and 239 lb-ft of

The 8 speed and 9 speed are built for different engines. The 8 speed is longitudinal, where as the 9 speed is transverse, you cannot swap one for another. The 8 speed you'll only find (for FCA vehicles) on the 3.6L V6 and larger (plus the 3.0 EcoDiesel). The 9 will be on pretty much anything smaller.

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dgiessel. 14 posts · Joined 2013. #15 · Apr 1, 2013 (Edited) I have a 3.7. It idled pretty rough when I bought it, but replacing spark plugs fixed it- mostly. Check engine light comes on occasionally for a mis-fire. It idles rough upon start-up, but smooths out once the engine warms up.

Here are a few examples of Jeep transmission recalls: 2014-2015 Jeep Cherokee: A recall was issued for a software issue that could cause the transmission to suddenly downshift to first gear, increasing the risk of a crash. 2011-2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee: A recall was issued for a transmission oil cooler line that could leak and cause a fire.

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NGK has you covered, we can assure you of that! 3. DENSO Spark Plugs. The best spark plugs for jeep jk 3.6, 3.8, 3.2, and Liberty from Denso are supposed to be the strongest ones, and so it is. It is also true that when it comes to such a supreme quality, high-quality materials are involved.

2008 3.7 pcv valve. Hey guys. Okay so i went to change out the pcv valve with my Hanes book. 1. Hanes book explained how the valve was located on the oil filler neck- WRONG. So, after search some threads i located tge valve by the fire wall off my fuel rail. ^{If you can find one, we'd opt for the Grand Cherokee Limited with the 3.0-liter CRD diesel engine. Short of that, stick with the 2008 and newer cars for their improved reliability ratings, and look for the 5.7-liter HEMI which offers more power than the 4.7-liter engine with nearly the same fuel economy.}

Jeep_addicted. I shared a drawing with billet tech with my catch can install and they stated they would include it with every purchase of catch can for 3.6L. That should help you. I have two 3.6 l trucks that run the same oil one has a can the other does not and the one with out the can consumes more oil.

^{1486 posts · Joined 2010. #10 · Jun 4, 2010. I have to say that my 4.7L runs LOADS better after i put a 180* in it. I have a superchips programmer and running a tune i noticed it would run a little hotter. The 180* made the engine sound alot smoother. 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4-0 4x4.}

Buckeyecommander · #2 · Feb 2, 2007. I am a NEwb, been lurking for a few weeks. I just purchased a commander. first I drove the 3.7 v6, it ran pretty well, but it felt a bit sluggish to me. I had been driving a Liberty for 5 years and it is a good engine, but I felt is was a bit overmatched by the size of the Commander.

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