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Do you sell your Jeep Cherokees on here? Or do you have contact information? I had a two thousand jeep cherokee with over two hundred fifty thousand miles original transmission emoji

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Just bought an 11' Me and the wife traded in a 15 Mercedes GL450. The quality of this Lexus is above that Mercedes. Also the oil filter was $8..... Love the new ride. Gas mileage is the only complaint but I wouldn't trade the V8 for a smaller engine.

Ive had a 99. Forever. Standard tranny. I just went through the complete water system. Last year. Didnt need to. But wanted to. 229k miles. ❤ love my xj

I have a 2020 Lexus LX 570 model. I used to be able to remotely start it by pressing the lock button 3 times but it is no longer working. What could have been the reason?

He said" do do".

does it have apple carplay?

Absolutely beautiful Jeep Wagoneer Limited. My only concerns is that the alloyed wheels are from a Cherokee of the same vintage as those were NOT the factory Wagoneer rims. Also, why is the driver's side floor mat worn all the way through like that when the rest of the interior is in stellar condition? I'd give it a 9.0 out of 10.

Glen I would like to contact you, I want your help finding a XJ, like a 97-99 year. I am in Montana. How can I contact you?

Don’t care what vehicle it is if it’s only four years old and has more than 80,000 miles on it I refuse to buy anything like that even a Lexus! That’s disgusting!!!🤢

I've had my 1999 XJ with a manual transmission for 23 years with minimal problems !

OMG thank you for pointing out the aux button on the stereo,

Didn't hear you mention the driver seat breaking every year and a half or two. Passenger seat bottoms fit the driverr side too.

I think he named pretty much everything.

Your hood liner looks familiar. One day my Jeep wouldn't start. Opened the hood and a rat had made a really nice nest out of it and blocked my air intake under the filter.

I just bought the same color same vehicle here in Australia with the 4.5 twin turbo v8 diesel with 26,000km About 15,000 miles Lx 450d

update here: I just bought my CPO 2019 LX 570 (onyx black cabernet interior) in Nov. I test drove G 63 AMG, Bentley and RR SUVs before I made the purchase. they are everywhere around 50 miles of my Los Angeles zip code but 570 is so hard to find and I search 500 miles range to see 4+ for sale. The functionality, comfort, build quality, longevity and aesthetics surpass all other luxury brands. taking any RR or Bentley on an unpaved mountain road is torturing it. but to an LX 570, it’s picnic. and the owner can truly enjoy the view comfortably.

Are you the other socials, Facebook, IG. I have a question about my sons 96 XJ.

Absolutely agree 🎯 about staying away from rubberized undercoating. Mine had a Ziebart application, but that softened up and came off with high-pressure water after a few years of fluid film. The first application is the hard one, where you Really need to get inside the A- pillars, rockers, frame, etc. after that, it’s mostly just getting it on the exposed areas. Doing it while the weather is still relatively warm, will assist in allowing the fluid film time to creep and migrate. During the winter, avoid the car wash and just use a low pressure garden hose to spray off salt during a warm spell midwinter. Buy by the gallon or the 5gallon bucket, and have the rattle cans with the 360-degree spray pattern extension tube for small holes like hood sheet metal and door seams. Remember the fuel tank areas and behind taillight assemblies. Bump stops above rear axle need inspection and attention if rusted because rust will spread. Go full-retard behind wheel well plastic and use a step bit to make 1/2” holes behind plastic scuff guard inside doors at the bottom. I closed the holes with plastic plugs. *Also get under the battery tray

📢 if you drive your XJ anywhere in the Salt Belt, FluidFilm the ever-livin’ Christ out of it, then do yearly touchups on exposed parts of the undercarriage. Rust is the real enemy.

good to know there's a diehard jeep guy in the same state as me. I'm hoping to get one these soon for a secondary vehicle that I can take out on the weekends and having a community resource is awesome.

Anything for the '86 2.1l diesel?

I have a 2017 with less than 50,000 miles. It’s absolutely solid. I used to consider if I wanted to take out the GX in snowstorms with iffy roads. I never even think about it with the LX. It can handle anything.

What exact colour is this? I own a 1:18th scale diecast model of the LX570 in a shade called "Sonic Titanium", was curious if your LX is the exact same colour

Nearly 23 years ago. I traded a 2000 Ford Escort and $50. For a 95 cherokee xj country. Been driving it nearly everyday since. Over the years, I've rebuilt the 4.0, the transaxle, and replaced the radiator, water pump, and power steering pump. upgraded the e-fan with a one from a zj. (more fan blades) and replaced the fuel pump with the bosch pump. I've driven that thing all over the western United states. And pulled vintage travel trailers and cargo trailers loaded down with firewood, or furniture. The only way I'll ever give up that old beast would be via a horribly destructive accident or my children prying my aging, arthritic fingers from the steering wheel. (edited to fix bad grammar)

The spring in the lower radiator hose is supposedly from when they were made in the factory and filled the cooling system using vacuum. Since we also have a slight overpressure in a normal cooling system and we hopefully have correct hose without kinks it should be fine without. Need to check out the crossdrilling since I see quite a few using the old soup can oil catch can mod. Cheers from scandinavia/northern europe from fellow cherokee xj lover (you got an extra subscriber)

I HAVE A COUPLE OF GRAND CHEROKEE WJ's 99 and 01 with the 4.0 and never had better vehicles for staying cool in the Arizona heat even crawling around in the rocks. The 99 has 178K and the 01 has 146K.

Do you recall selling a set of an aluminum 10 hole rims to a kid in a 93 Hunter Green 5speed XJ like 2 years ago? If so, jeeps still running strong at 250k miles and the rims look great!

Grandma bought a brand new 2021 LX570, so she gave me her old LX470.... I think the LX470 rides better than the new one... it gives that floaty ride when it's on comfort mode.. the LX570 is too sporty...

You make a video showing how to do some these things valve gaskets, trans lines, motor mounts etc... I would enjoy watching them 👍

No transmission maintenance?

I had a 2 stage Harrop Supercharger installed in my LX570 - best decision I ever made other than buying my LX in the first place.

Do those wide seats fit an 88 jeep wagoneer ľimited xj?

Keep the cooling system flushed!

Nice truck

Other potential issues are failing door opening mechanisms/pushbuttons, constant minor oil leaks everywhere, flex plates getting loose. If you like to run around on empty you will burn up your fuel pump. The rear wiper sprayer mechanism will fail. Trans mount needs replacement at 200k. Never acquire an XJ with a bad heater core. If you never have to replace your engine or transmission you're most expensive maintenance is going to be the suspension.

Can you possibly make a video on how many ways the Cherokee XJ is superior to the 3rd gen 4runner ?

The single greatest point of failure in these vehicles were the maintenance of the owners. I bought mine for $500. I added: Stainless brake lines, stainless clutch master cyl line, *metal* clutch slave and master cyl, Hd clutch, a ZJ fuel line to the rail, stainless fuel rail, ev6 injectors, hv fuel pump, water pump with a backing plate, copper brass radiator, adjustable track bar, battery cable upgrade, headlight relay harness, cooling fan ctrl relay. For the rest I use zinc oil additive. This thing is at 375k miles.

Hey Glen, been following your channel for a while now and recently moved to NoCo. When will you have this beauty for sale?

haha, A mouse built a nest on mine. Currently dealing with overheating. So time to get that new Rad with open cap. I wonder if I kept that rad overflow for the open rad system, would suck to have to buy that again.

so you bringing jeep up with u to Michigan 😂

Going to replace my thermostat, thermostat housing, water pump, radiator hoses and heater hoses, and belt. Thinking of doing the radiator too but not sure what to go with. I have a stock 2000 Sport XJ that i do want to lift 3 inches or so in a year or 2. What radiator do i go with? Also while im doing the job is there anything else i should replace? And yes im going to flush the coolant :)

Hello sir - new to the channel - love this build and I see you are a Jeep enthusiast and I am just getting started. I have a 96 Cherokee (XJ) - pulled engine a couple months ago - got bored and sleeved - re-installed and I can't get it to start - it turns over - attempts to start (maybe 1 second) but then sounds like it is being "shutoff" - just stops. Have tested and even replaced ASD, replaced CPS, etc. but I don't know what else to check. ANY IDEAS ??? Thanks for this overview video.

I am a long time 1996 cherokee owner and I think you hit all of the important maintenance points. Maybe with the exception of addressing potential cabin water leak points. This is the best video I have seen on this issue.

Best SUV! I have a 2011 with 385,700 miles and still drive like the first time I drove it of the lot. They are a Land Cruiser in a tuxedo.

17:42 😂😂 he said doo doo 💀

How much do u buy it ?

I would like to see how you sleep in there show me your set up

once you go LX you can never go back

A white pearl 2017 with 80,000 miles as well. I have every option you have except I don’t have the phone charger and I also had a 200 series and a 100 series. I’m gonna be honest I absolutely love all of the upgrades, but I do feel like it’s lesser quality stuff. For instance, the front seats the leather doesn’t feel as good as the 100 series for sure. Just the touches and feel the door when I slammed the door. It feels cheaper than it used to in my 200 series overall the right quality is way better but that’s to me just because it’s newer newer suspension parts. I did feel like the earlier 200 series my 2010 needed some suspension work, but overall it was way more floater or softer although this is just a perfect ride it has no negatives. It’s just perfect. I also noticed when you hit 65 I don’t feel that lowering effect that I feel on the 2010.