This comprehensive Jeep Cherokee YJ XJ 1984-1996 Full Service Repair Manual provides everything you need to repair, maintain, rebuild, refurbish, or restore your vehicle. Covering a wide range of model years, from 1984 to 1996, this manual serves as an invaluable resource for both professionals and do-it-yourself mechanics. The manual delves into detailed diagnostic and repair procedures, encompassing a vast array of components and systems. Each repair procedure is meticulously outlined, guiding you step-by-step with numbered instructions, clear illustrations, and informative diagrams. Critical information is highlighted throughout with notes, cautions, and warnings, ensuring your safety and a successful repair. For enhanced clarity, enlarged insets within the illustrations help you pinpoint and examine specific parts in detail. The manual also features a user-friendly numbered table of contents, allowing you to quickly locate the information you need. Troubleshooting and electrical service procedures are combined with detailed wiring diagrams, simplifying the diagnosis and repair of electrical system issues. This manual is designed to provide you with the same level of knowledge and expertise used by professional technicians and mechanics.

The Jeep Cherokee, specifically the YJ and XJ models produced from 1984 to 1996, represented a significant shift in the brand's history, transitioning from a rough-and-tumble off-roader to a more refined and versatile SUV. The YJ, introduced in 1987, brought a more modern design with a rounded body and a unibody construction, replacing the previous CJ models' body-on-frame design. The XJ, debuting in 1984, pioneered the compact SUV segment with its smaller size and car-like handling, while still maintaining impressive off-road capabilities. Both models were known for their rugged construction, reliable powertrains, and excellent ground clearance, making them popular choices for off-road enthusiasts and families alike. The YJ and XJ Cherokee models offered a range of engine options, including the fuel-efficient 2.5L four-cylinder, the robust 4.0L six-cylinder, and even a powerful V8 option in the XJ. Both models were available with a standard five-speed manual transmission or an optional three-speed automatic transmission. The YJ featured a solid front axle and leaf springs, while the XJ employed a more sophisticated independent front suspension with coil springs. The Cherokee's versatility was further enhanced by its available amenities, including air conditioning, power steering, and even a sunroof. Throughout their production run, both models received several updates, including engine improvements, interior refinements, and the introduction of new trim levels. The Jeep Cherokee YJ and XJ became iconic vehicles, leaving a lasting legacy in the SUV market and continuing to be popular among enthusiasts today.