Jeep

Yes, unless you live in a warm climate then you can use a 10W-30.

The Jeep was a military vehicle invented by Bantam Car Company in 1940.

Any name brand 10w30.

They use humvees now,so a dealer. If you mean the older ones a private party. Most mail jeeps were the same thing painted white.

Of the garage perhaps? The easiest way would be to place eye-bolts through the bottom part of the trusses and to raise it with rope. Might take two of you to accomplish.

As long as they are both the same rears. Thats uf your talking axle shafts.

You can just remove it. The new one will need programmed with a scan tool.

1-5-3-6-2-4

The first 4.7 l engine was introduced in 1999

Wagonners, pickups, and the Jeepster had disc brakes in 1972. The CJ did not get disc brakes until 1977.

Right hand drive.

Automatic transmission fluid.

2012

1997-2006

80w90

6 quarts with oil/filter change.

Yes.

under the dash right before the flasher relay

There was no Jeep in 1940. Bantam had produced a prototype in Sept, 1940. Click the link.

Low of coolant, sticking thermostat, failing water pump, clogged radiator, or blown head gasket.

The Jeep was invented by The American Bantam Car Company based on specifications they got from the U.S. Army for use in World War 2. Karl Pabst was the engineer in charge.

Trouble code P0007 means: Fuel shutoff valve (A) control circuit high

Both the 4.0l and the 4.7l use six quarts.

Dot 3

Everything that I have read says they bolt in the exact same, however the wiring harness is differnt so youd need to get the plug for a jk and create a pigtail tyoe thing to connect the two.