This comprehensive and detailed factory service repair manual provides in-depth information for all Jeep CJ-7 models produced between 1976 and 1986. Covering all aspects of maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting, this manual is an invaluable resource for owners, enthusiasts, and mechanics alike. It includes comprehensive instructions and diagrams for engine, transmission, drivetrain, suspension, brakes, electrical system, body, and more. Whether you are performing routine maintenance, addressing specific issues, or undertaking a complete restoration, this manual will guide you through every step of the process with accuracy and clarity.

The Jeep CJ-7, produced from 1976 to 1986, is an iconic American SUV that captured the hearts of off-road enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike. Part of the legendary CJ series, the CJ-7 was a significant evolution, boasting a longer wheelbase and a more spacious cabin compared to its predecessor, the CJ-5. This update provided increased passenger comfort and cargo capacity, further solidifying its reputation as a versatile vehicle for adventure and daily commuting. The CJ-7 offered a range of engine options, including the popular 4.2L inline-six and the powerful 5.7L V8, ensuring ample power for tackling challenging terrain and highway driving. Beyond its practical features, the CJ-7 exuded a rugged charm with its distinctive open-top design, high ground clearance, and iconic seven-slot grille. This classic SUV was available in a variety of trim levels, each catering to specific needs and preferences, ranging from the basic "Renegade" to the more luxurious "Laredo." The Jeep CJ-7 became a symbol of American ingenuity and ruggedness, finding its way into the hands of adventurers, farmers, and families seeking a vehicle that could handle anything thrown its way. Its simple yet effective design, coupled with its off-road prowess, made it a favorite among enthusiasts who enjoyed modifying and customizing their vehicles for ultimate performance. However, the CJ-7 was not without its drawbacks. Its lack of modern safety features and its spartan interior were common complaints. Despite these shortcomings, the CJ-7 left an enduring legacy on the automotive landscape, paving the way for modern SUVs and solidifying Jeep's reputation as a leader in off-road vehicles. Today, the CJ-7 remains a sought-after classic, with enthusiasts and collectors alike appreciating its timeless appeal and its ability to evoke a sense of adventure and freedom.