Jeep Wrangler 1987 thru 2008 (Haynes Repair Manual)

Inside this manual you will find routine maintenance, tune-up procedures, engine repair, cooling and heating, air conditioning, fuel and exhaust, emissions control, ignition, brakes, suspension and steering, electrical systems, and wiring diagrams.

Customer Reviews:

Virtually no information on the JK Wrangler

By J. Gaiser - December 27, 2009

If you own a Jeep JK (2007-current) this book is not for you. They are trying to cram 21 years of Jeep knowledge into a very small book. Buy the Chrysler Service Manual CD. I kept the book, but I doubt I will ever use it as a reference. There is so little Jeep JK information that it's pretty worthless for a JK owner. TJ and YJ owners may find it much more useful.

Barely Useful

By D. Rhodes - April 15, 2010

Don't expect a lot from this book. I have a 2006 Wrangler Unlimited. This manual pales in comparison to my Chilton books for other vehicles. Specifically this Haynes manual does not have many of the torque specifications I need when working on my Jeep and when they do have them you have to reference a different section. One of the ways they saved space and crammed all these model years into one thin book was to reference different sections on procedures when that procedure is critical to what you are doing now, resulting in having to look in multiple parts of the books for specifics. When it comes to specifics, forget about it. I've seen on more than one occasion where the detailed instructions say "remove the part," followed by "reinstall the part." No how to or torque specs at all. I've gotten more use out of my Chilton for Cherokee's when working on my Wrangler than this book. The only reason I've kept this Haynes manual is this is all that's available unless you can find a factory... read more