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Year: 2000
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Engine: 4.7L I6
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XJ are super dependable! cant kill them!!!
if your willing to constantly fix things until you have a brand new vehicle... then yes! lol i love the pocess though. they are pretty dependable if well maintained.
if your willing to constantly fix things until you have a brand new vehicle... then yes! lol i love the pocess though. they are pretty dependable if well maintained.
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I agree, however it is completly true that the XJ itself has a warped sense of humor when it comes to mechanical failure. If I ever say out loud, "the jeep is running great" within a week something will break. If my wife ever refers to it as "the F-ing jeep" (which she does often) something will break. When I fix one thing, something else will break
If I keep it covered in mud/sand/snow, keep at least one thing rattling somewhere, drive it like I stole it, and have at least two things at all times that need to be "fixed" it runs like a champ
Its the law of my jeep
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Year: 1989 Laredo
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Over 536000 km on the Peep XJ, constant maintenance, runs like a trooper.
Other vehicles I've had could be considered maintenance free (can't be fixed).
Other vehicles I've had could be considered maintenance free (can't be fixed).
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