Since you mentioned that your Jeep is has the 318 (5.2L) engine I'm thinking that you are wondering about the timing chain?
If you go to Google and type in "Dodge 318 timing chain" you 'll find a world of good sites including ones with step by step directions with pictures detailing how to change a timing chain on this engine.
If you're talking about chains for the tires.....ummmm.......why would anyone need chains for the tires? If the snow is that deep maybe what you need is a SnoCat.
If its not the timing chain then you need to provide a more detailed question for us to ponder. Brevity is nice but clarity is better.
Good luck !!!
No.
Need to know what part you are trying to fit.
yes, i bought a Grand cherokee, 1996, i need to find a owner's manual, because a don`t understand some of the controls inside. thanks,
Yes
A seal is going bad, trans will need a overhaul.
Need a special socket. They are located in the exaust manifold(s).
Try changing you oil and if that does not help you will need to rebuild the tranny or replace it.
Jeep doesn't use safety/inertia switches
If the grand cherokee is a 93-98 yes... otherwise, no you cannot. 99+ Grand cherokee "rims" or wheels are a 5x5 (5x127 mm) bolt pattern while the cherokee has 5x4.5 you need not consider the size...15" 16" 17" will generally fit on a grand cherokee. It's the bolt pattern you need to pay attention to.
Need removal and installation instructions for an ignition lock cylinder -- 1999 Grand Cherokee Limited?
Not sure if this helps, but the book I have on my 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee says that their are 2 of these sensors, I have not had the time to look for the second one. I have the same problem.
Yes, a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee's 4.0L engine can be swapped into a 1996 Jeep Cherokee, as they share the same engine family. However, there may be some differences in wiring, engine mounts, and other components that need to be addressed during the swap. It's advisable to consult a detailed guide or a professional for the specifics of the swap to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.