1995 jeep grand cheerokee laredo 6 cyl. randomly dies then takes anywhere from five minutes to hours to restart

SOURCE: knocking in engine

If you are pushing oil out everywhere, and it's knocking, first check the pcv and vacuum hose (or ccv) if it's clear, I'ts likely you have a serious engine problem...likely a failed bearing, and possibly a piston problem as well. Check your oil pressure and do a compression test to se what's going on in there.Since #5 is showing a code, pay attention to what you find in that cylinder.

SOURCE: 96 jeep grand cherokee laredo stalling

Quite possible you have a bad ignition coil. As coil heats up it breaks down and will not return to normal till it cools down. Check for spark the next time this happens. If spark is weak or not there, it warrants testing or replacement.

SOURCE: getting misfire codes for cyl.

it is your fuel injectors, replace them, and the problem will be solved..

SOURCE: I have a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, 6 cyl,

shifting is regulated by the valve body, governor and shift control module and solenoids...The bubbles bother me...Is it overfull ? If not, the filter or valve body may be loose and allowing air into the system and bleeding off pressure...however, this should make the unit slip.
Before it develops into something serious have a reputable shop check it out!!! (there are no "user friendly" items inside except the throttle cable, filter and checking valve body to make sure it's not loose (only saw that once on a recent rebuild though)

SOURCE: 1994 Jeep Cheerokee Laredo: The remote keyless

If it is a factory alarm you can't unhook it. Replace the switch attached to the lock cylinder inside the door. In the meantime, the switch on the passenger door may still be good. Cycle the key in the passenger door to see if it turns off the alarm.