Jeep Cherokee 1996 Manuel utilisateur

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OLDINCANADA

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IP1 'n1 I 1, lion shall be deemed to be deleted and the

l '111 I•r ·, nada Ltd. used in substitution ther for.

ANDALCOHOL

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lt111 11g d1111'ldri e. Ride with a designated nondrinking

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PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT

Jeep is a founding member of Tread Lightly, lnc., ,

non-profit educational corporation dedicated to pw

moting increased public awareness of land-use regul.1

tions and responsible use of our nation's wild lands

For more information, call 1-800-966-9900or write l

Tread Lightly!

P.O. Box 149

Ogden, Utah 84402-0149

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ONTENTS

.n lmpo~tant Messagt

orporation .. __ .. __

Introduction ...... .

Ilow To Use This Man

INTRODUCTION

<>NTENTS

t,, , ,11lmportant Message To You From Chrysler

( urporat10n .............................. 4 ■ Warnings And 'nut ions .......... , . , . , ...... 6

■ Vehicle ldentific.ilion Nu,nlwr, , . , ... , ........ 6

l11lroduction ....................... . 5

Ilow To Use This Manual ................... 5

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IIHIIIIIHII II IN

AN MESSAGE TO YOU FROM

CORPORATION

Ilt.i1il \ rn1 lor sl'I •·ting a Jeep Cherokee and welcome to

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\\'tll ldwklc fcmily.

, I I ilL·,•I !riv Jeep is a specialized utility vehicle

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I for both on-road and off-road use. It c,111go

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p 'rform tasks for which conventional 2-whccl

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I\ 1• vt•hi lcs were not intended. However, on-

1'111•1111•111riJc and handling will have a different fel'i

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1 Ii.it driv •rs experience with other vehicles, so lake

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Iii•·om• familiar with your vehicle.

IIi, • wlwl'I driv utility vehicle was designed for

1111 11i.11I 1 1• 0111 . II i not intended for off-road driving

111 11 , 11otht•I' s 'V re conditions suited to a 4-wh I

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Iii, I, li.i .i i11plwrground clearancl', high •r 'l'l1tL'r

111 111d II.II Ill VI' 1,.1·k th.in 111a11

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'11tl,I,•111I1,•11111111111glwtl •r in ,1 wid,• v,1rid of

off-road applications. Driven in an unsafe manner, aJJ

vehicles can be caused to go out of control. Because of tlw

higher center of gravity and the narrower track, if this

vehicle is out of control it may roll over when some other

vehicles may not. Do not attempt sharp turns or abrupt

maneuvers or other w1safe driving actions that can causl'

loss of vehicle control. Failure to operate this vehicll'

safely may result in an accident, rollover of the vehicl1·

and severe or fatal injury. Drive carefully.

Failure to use driver and passenger seat belts providl'd

as standard equipment on nearly all vehicles is a maj111

cause of severe or fatal injury. In fact, the U.S. govern

ment notes that the universal use of existing seat bl'II~

could cut the highway death toll by 10,000 or more 1•,11II

year, and could reduce disabling injuries by 2 111ill11111

annually. Always buckle up.

Before you start to drive this vehicle, read this manu,11 11,

sure you arc familiar with all vehicle controls, p.irt1111

larly those used for br,

hifting. Learn how ye

road surfaces. Your di

•xperience. When driv1

hide, don't overload it<

of nature. Always obsei

lo al laws wherever yo1

s with other vehicles o

, •hicle correctly may

,11' 'ident. Be sure to re

driving guidelines in th

INTRODUCTION

Il1is manual has been

1•1vi and engineering

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l,11I tho e used for braking, steering and transmission

,hilling. Learn how your vchi 1, handles on different

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I surfaces. Your driving skills will improve with

1• I •rience. When driving off-ro,id or working the ve-

I111I•, don't overload it or expect it lo over--ome the laws

,ii 11.1turc.Alwnys observe (l'lkral, sl.ilc, provincial and

l,11,11laws wherever you drive.

1 ilh other vehi les of this type, (,1ilurL' lo operate thi~

,"1trl' orre tly may result in lo:-.:-.of ontrol or an

,,, 1I 'nt. Be sure to read On-Pa cm •nl and Off-Road

,1111111gguideli.ncs in thi, manual.

INIRODUCTION

1111•,manual has been prepctrcd with tlw .issisl,111e of

, 111 • and engineering specialists to acquaint you with

tit,• op •ration and maintenance of your new vehicle. ll is

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1111•mcnted by a Warranty Information Boof,.lct and

11111u-,ustomer orientl'd documents. You Mc urged to

INTRODUCTION 5

re.id thL'',l' publication, carefully. Following the instruc-

tions ,ind rL•conrnwndations in this manual will help D

assure sak ,rnd L'njo ,ible operation of your vehicle.

NOTE: /\ltl't ynu ll'<lll tlw m,11H1,1I,it ~hould be stored

in the l'l'hil le 101 llll\ Vlltl'lll 1 •lvn•nr • ,ind r 'rnc1in with

the \'ehicll' 1\ lw11 old

When it COllll'" In -.1•1111v, 11•1ttt•111i>t·1I'1,tl our hr sl >r

Corporation d1•,1h•1I I1t1\\ \ 11111 1t•lt11It• 11t'-.t,h,is the

factory-trained lt't 111111t,111 ,111d);1•11111111•Mop,1r" parts

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HOW TO USE THI MANUAL

Consult tlw t,1bl1·ul 11u1t1•1thlt1 tlt'll'rmirw whid1 s ction

cont,1ins the into, 111,111011\ t>ll dt•..,ir•.

The detailed indl'x, ,1I llw I1-.1rol lhis manu,1I, -ontains a

complete listing ul ,111 ubw 'h.

IN 111(IIU fl N

WAI NIN AND CAUTIONS

1111 111111111,ilt·nnl.1ins WARNINGS against oper.:iting

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1, Iii "h could result in an .:iccident or bodily

111j111\ II ,1IL,o rontains CAUTIONS against proccdurl'S

1 Ith I, 111111dl'l'Sult in damage to your vehicle. If you do

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,I 11·i1I this 'nlire manual you may miss imporl,rnt

l1i1111111,tlirn1.Observe all Warnings and Cautions.

VI 111LE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

. I Iii• , 1•hi"le identification number (VIN) is found on a

I 111q11•dplnte locatE:d on the left front conwr ol ti '

I I It 1111u•n1I ,rnl'I pnd, visible from outside of lhl' v 'hicl'

111111111-.11llw windshi ,1ct.This number also appc.ir.., on thl'

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1 l1lf1>1'111,1tionDisclosure Label ,1(fi:--vd tu ,1

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1H11 vvhi 1,. Save this label for ,l L'Oll\'l'l1il'nt

nil 111 Pitt , 1·hi"I' identification numbn ,111d op-

IIi Ill ti I I jlllj lltll'III

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NOTE: lt is illegal to remove the VJN plate.

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THINGS T

ONTENTS

A Word About Your

Ignition And Steerini

u Key-ln-lgnition Rei

I) ior, Liftga te And G

I lOr Locks ...... .

1I hild Protection Le

1I Power Door Locks

>t"upant Restraints.

I '·nt Belt Warning l

THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING YOUR VEHICLE

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1\ Word About Your Keys ................... 9

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Unibelts ... , , ... , , ... , ... , , . . . . . . . . . . . 14

lg11itionAnd Steering Lock .................. 9

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Rear Ccnll'F l,,11 Hvll ... , , .. , , , , .. , ...... 18

, 1 I Py-In-Ignition Reminder ................. 10

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Seat Belts /\11 I 111'l'l',il•ll11 Wn1111•11... , . , .. , ... 19

I)llm, Liftgate And Glove Box Key ............ 10

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Seat Belt Exl<•nd1°r, , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .... 19

Ili111r Locks .............................. 11

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Child Restrc1inl. . . . , . . ................ 20

, l l1ild Protection Locks ................... 12

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Driver Sup1 lvm 'I ltll l{t' lr.ii1il

l't1wer Door Locks ...................... 13 System - /\.irbag ... , , .. , , .............. 23

1h111pant Restraints ....................... 13

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Engine Break-In Recomm •ndalions ........... 28

'11•,il Belt Warning Light .................. 14

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Checking Your Vehick- For Safety ............. 29

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Exhaust Gas ........................... 29

8 THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING YOUR VEHICLE

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Safety

Checks You Should M,1k, Inside The

Vehicle ............................... , 0

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Safety

Checks You Should Make Outside The

Vehicle ............................... 30 A WORD ABOUT '{

The double sided

with either side up.

1•nlosed in a plastic

lh' front. The bar c

I 1• s from your dea

our keys without t

tl11•number. One k,

11•,11ilion,door and g

I< NITION AND STE

111lh • LOCK positio

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,-indl'. lt may be dif

1•11• Ilion when starti

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1 II Th , key an b

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() /\ WORDABOUT YOUR KEYS

1111•double sided keys mny be inserted into the locks

·Ith 'ither side up. The keys for your new vehicle are

, 111lwed in a plastic bng with iJbiJr code label affixed to

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1 front. The bar code ciJn b' us'd to order duplicate

I1} from your dealer or a locksmith. If you received

11111k ys without the bog, <1skyour denier to give you

1111•11Umber.One key is common to all vehicle locks;

1.-11linn, door and glove box.

II NI IONAND STEERINGLOCK

111ll1v LOCK position, the steering and ignition systems

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In'ked to provide anti-theft protection for your

111fl'. [t may be difficult to turn the key from the LOCK

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,IIUll) when starting your vehicle. Move the steering

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1111j ,ft and right while turning the key until it turns

, ii . The key can be inserted or withdrawn only in the

I• 11f I osition. Push in on the key in the ignition lock

l1111l1•rto rotate to the LOCK position.

THINGS TO KNOWBEFORE STARTING YOUR VEHICLE 9

NOTE: On vehicles equipped with an automatic trans-

mission, the key annot be turned to LOCK until the

selector is in ti , PI\RK po·iLion. Do not attempt to pull !'I

the shift I'vl'r out off l\RK aft 'r th' key is in the LOCK (.11

position.

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10 THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING YOUR VEHICLE

CAUTION!

Always remove the key from the ignition and lo

all doors when leaving the vehicle unattended.

Key-In-Ignition Reminder

If the driver's door is opened when the key is in llw

ignition, a signal will sound to remind you to rcn o l' th'

key.

DOOR, LIFTGATE AND GLOVE BOX KEY

The same key us •d to start the vehicle is also UM' I lo

unlock the doors, liftgate and glove box. To unln·k

vehicle doors, liftgc t or glove box, insert thl' kl'Yinto lh'

lo k and turn.

lo k doors or liftgate, insert the key and turn. n '

unlo ked, thl' liftgat can be opened or cln~ d wilhl ut

using the kl-y. To pen the liftgate, prl'S!">in llw lo k

button to rclc<SL' th latch.

WARNING!

Driving with the liftgate open can allow poisonous

exhaust gases into your vehicle. You and your pas-

sengers could be injured by these fumes. Keep the

liftgate closed when you are operating the vehicle.

To unlock glove box, in

lhe latch buttons on bo

OR LOCKS

IIdoors are equipped

l,11I, To lock a door wl·

1111•I, ) K position and

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