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Like answer #1, when I bought my 1993 Jeep Cherokee, one of the first things I ended up doing was go to & join the
cherokeeforum.com, i.e. cherokee-forum-dot-com....
I've found that whenever I need advise, or answers to any questions with my vehicles, I look for the forum for that vehicle. 99.9% of the time the folks in the forums give you honest answers..... I even subscribe to a few YouTube Channels, like the one for my 93 Cherokee. That guy is not only smart when it comes to 1990s-2000s Jeep Cherokee's/XJs, he's always doing some sort of repair or modification to one of his Cherokee's or Grand Cherokee's..... Hope this helps all you Jeep XJ Folks out there....
your owners manual ha maintenance schedule --dont have do online search for it usually can find a free download -- if want a service / repair manual auto stores online search
i take it you dont have an owners manual ? it is in the side rear i dont remember if it driver side or passenger side but open the rear hatch and look for one of the side panels it should have some kind of access hole or panel . the panel should be shorter then the other side it will have a seam in it hope this helps
With the Jeep in park, move the left shifter to 4 wheel drive. Proceed to put right shifter into drive, proceed to drive. Only use 4wheel drive when neccessary...ie...snow, mud, use 4 wheel lo in steep incline or when really bogged down.
The information for this should be in your owners manual. If you don't have an owners manual I would call a dealership and ask them. Different engines require different maintenance. I personally change mine about every 50,000 miles in my gasoline vehicles.
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