This comprehensive Workshop Service Repair Manual provides a complete and detailed guide for maintaining and repairing your Jeep CJ-6, covering models from 1955 to 1975. The manual includes detailed instructions and illustrations for every aspect of your vehicle, from basic maintenance tasks to complex engine and transmission repairs. You will find detailed information on engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, electrical systems, bodywork, and more. The manual is an invaluable resource for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, offering step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting tips, and technical specifications to help you keep your Jeep CJ-6 running smoothly for years to come.

The Jeep CJ-6, a legendary off-road vehicle produced from 1955 to 1975, was a testament to the ruggedness and versatility of the Jeep brand. This iconic model built upon the legacy of its predecessor, the CJ-5, incorporating several upgrades and enhancements to further push the boundaries of off-road exploration. While sharing the same basic design as the CJ-5, the CJ-6 featured a longer wheelbase, providing additional passenger and cargo space. This extended wheelbase, coupled with its powerful engine and durable construction, made the CJ-6 a capable and comfortable machine, even on the most challenging terrains. Powering the CJ-6 was a range of robust engines, including the legendary 134-cubic-inch "Hurricane" four-cylinder, along with the optional larger 226-cubic-inch "Tornado" four-cylinder and the powerful 230-cubic-inch "Super Hurricane" six-cylinder. The CJ-6 also boasted a rugged suspension system, complete with solid axles and leaf springs, ensuring a smooth and controlled ride even on rough terrain. Despite its off-road prowess, the Jeep CJ-6 was also surprisingly capable on paved roads. Its comfortable interior, equipped with standard features like a heater and windshield wipers, made it a suitable vehicle for daily commuting and longer road trips. The CJ-6's popularity extended beyond its practical applications, as its iconic design and off-road performance captivated enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. From hunting and fishing expeditions to exploring remote wilderness areas, the CJ-6 became a symbol of freedom and exploration. However, its production came to an end in 1975, as Jeep focused on evolving its off-road models further, leading to the introduction of the CJ-7. Despite its discontinuation, the Jeep CJ-6 remains a highly sought-after classic, admired for its ruggedness, durability, and its ability to conquer any terrain.