This comprehensive Jeep CJ-6 1959 Service Repair Workshop Manual provides detailed instructions for servicing and repairing your vehicle, encompassing all major aspects of maintenance and repair. The manual is an invaluable resource for both professional mechanics and knowledgeable DIY enthusiasts. It includes step-by-step guidance, diagrams, and specifications to ensure accurate and effective work on your Jeep CJ-6. From routine maintenance like oil changes and tune-ups to complex repairs involving the engine, transmission, suspension, and electrical systems, this manual covers it all. Whether you are troubleshooting a problem, performing routine maintenance, or undertaking a major repair, this manual is an essential tool for ensuring your Jeep CJ-6 runs smoothly and reliably.

The Jeep CJ-6, produced from 1955 to 1975, was a versatile and rugged off-road vehicle that solidified Jeep's reputation as a leader in the 4x4 market. The CJ-6, a lengthened version of the popular CJ-5, boasted a wheelbase of 101 inches, providing more passenger and cargo room compared to its shorter sibling. Power came from a range of inline six-cylinder engines, including the legendary "Hurricane" F-head engine in early models, which transitioned to the more modern L-head "Tornado" engine in later years. The CJ-6 offered a choice of transmissions, including a three-speed manual with a two-speed transfer case, and a later four-speed manual with a three-speed transfer case, giving drivers control over the vehicle's power delivery and off-road capability. The rugged, ladder-frame chassis and durable suspension components ensured the CJ-6's ability to tackle challenging terrain with ease. The Jeep CJ-6's iconic design, featuring a distinctive rounded grille, exposed headlights, and a simple, functional interior, made it a popular choice for both recreational drivers and farmers seeking a reliable and capable workhorse. The CJ-6's versatility and off-road prowess made it a natural choice for a wide range of applications, from hunting and fishing expeditions to farm work and even military service. The CJ-6's enduring legacy is a testament to its ruggedness, simplicity, and timeless appeal. Its ability to endure harsh conditions and conquer challenging terrain made it a favorite among off-road enthusiasts, while its versatility and practicality made it a trusted companion for countless tasks. Despite its discontinuation in the mid-1970s, the CJ-6 remains a sought-after classic, inspiring admiration for its iconic design and legendary performance.