Jeep

The valves are not adjustable on a 1998 Jeep.

First of all, there are no imitations. If you want dependability, go for the real Jeep brand. Second, it depends on your needs. If you are a person with kids looking for a capable yet, family friendly car, the Jeep Commander is for you. If you want to go the way of pure 4x4 capability, Wranglers and CJs are great, but all Jeeps offer you one thing, great 4x4 performance.

The engine holds five quarts.

Jeeps weren't used in WW1

Jeep Wrangler wheel lug patterns years 1987-2006 are 5X4.5

Jeep Wrangler wheel lug patterns years 2007-2014 are 5X5

it is probably that your shift lever bushings have worn out, but check the rubber seals and carpeting, sometimes they put pressure against the shifter making it pop out of gear.

It is just above the oil filter on the driver side of the engine.

Gm does make Pontiac, but Jeep is a Chrysler brand.

The shift solenoid is inside the transmission on the valve body.

Just 12, it is the same as every other system in the vehicle

The origin of 'jeep' is unclear. One possible origin was when jeeps first came out in WWII, a popular cartoon of that era named Popeye had a friend named 'Eugene the Jeep'. He could go anywhere and do anything. Thus sticking to the 'go anywhere do anything' jeep vehicle. Another possible origin was the GP designation given to Jeeps by the military. GP sounds like 'jeep' if you try to say it as a word and not an acronym. Hope this helps.

The order is 1-5-3-6-2-4.

I can't say for everyone, but I am 23 and the proud owner of three Jeep branded autos.

Yes.

any rim will fit any vehicle as long as it has the same lug pattern, same outside diameter, and same hub size.

look in door frame, it should have label with vehicle weight on it.

Check the batteries in the remote first

Atf+4

Klinger attempted to eat a jeep to prove once again that he was crazy in the fifth season episode entitled "38 Across."

Thermostat and/or heater core may be defective

Pressure decreases as the temperature drops and increases as the temperature rises. It is normal for a small pressure drop in very cold weather. It is actually advantageous to have lower tyre pressure during winter months so this is why service stations don't put extra air in. You might want to check the tyre pressure isn't more than 10-15% lower than normal.

(Added to which you'd probably have to remove it again or face over inflated tyres in summer months).

Best bet in any fuel tank leak is to have the tank replaced

"you remind me" by Steve Poltz and Anya Marina

No, should be 190

Definatley Jeeps are better. More reliable. More Room. Looks better. More history. What more do you need. The 4x4 systems in Jeeps are better than that of a Honda and the metal on Jeeps is way safer.