What other yrear transmissions will fit in the 95 grand cherokee with the 6cyl besides 95?
I need a used trans for my 95 grand cherokee, I was told that that trans for the 1995 is specific for that year. Will any other years transmissions work in the 95?
My trans needs to be replaced, the vehicle is not worth the quotes I have been given for a rebuilt trans, I want a used trans, it is the I6 4x4 auto(42re). First I was told any GC trans will work in it, then later was told only 95 will work. Will any other years work for what I want to do?
My trans needs to be replaced, the vehicle is not worth the quotes I have been given for a rebuilt trans, I want a used trans, it is the I6 4x4 auto(42re). First I was told any GC trans will work in it, then later was told only 95 will work. Will any other years work for what I want to do?
Re: what other yrear transmissions will fit in the 95...
42RE: The 42RE four speed automatic transmission was used in 1993.3 to 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokees with 4.0L engines.
46RH: The 46RH four speed automatic transmission was used in 1993 to 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokees with 5.2L engines.
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what trans, 42 or 44 RE?
ask a wrecking yard (has Hollandar data base index)
or ask jeep.
the jeep ZJ
ask in transmission shop on earth> ,they know.
the fsm shows 93 to 98, not 99...
or use google , its free and fast and, there.
" 44re Jeep interchange"
1st hit,even shows the hollander number
5.2 LITER right?
have the same problem with 1999 mazda pickup try flushing the tranny and put in a new filter replace one quart of tranny fluid with some lucas trans fix and see if this helps it any, was told the tranny will need to be rebuilt.
no. its part of the valve body inside of the transmission. you would need to drain and remove the transmission oil pan and then remove the valve body. Best left to a transmission shop or reputable repair center.
it is you crank posioion sensor it is located between the motor and the bell housing on transmission on passange top bell hosing one the sensor get warm it internaly grounds it self
Transmissions can leak anywhere there is a seal, fitting or gasket. Most common leaks are at the trans pan gasket and fittings.. However, to find a leak the only way is to get under there and look. A mid sized leak will clean off road debris and leave a track. Keep in mind that all leaks run down and that while driving this can be blown towards the rear of the vehicle. If you find a suspicious area, clean it off with a rag & some solvent and run vehicle...watch that area for seepage. Also check cooling lines to radiator. Fluid coming from inside bellhousing indicates a bad front seal (requires trans removal to repair) Fluid should be (for aw4 units) Mercon, or any quality synthetic that covers mercon application.
My trans needs to be replaced, the vehicle is not worth the quotes I have been given for a rebuilt trans, I want a used trans, it is the I6 4x4 auto(42re). First I was told any GC trans will work in it, then later was told only 95 will work. Will any other years work for what I want to do?
I need to know 2 or 4 wheel drive 6 clinder or V8
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