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Jeep Cherokeejeep cherokee 4.0l i6 5-speed manual 4wd

XJ (1984–1996) · Gasoline · 4.0 L

  1. 01Make
  2. 02Model
  3. 03Generation
  4. 04Powertrain
  5. 05Equipment
Power
190 hp
Drivetrain
Four-wheel drive
0–60 mph
Not listed
Combined economy
Not listed

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Overview

Production start
1987
Production end
1996
Brand country
United States
Doors
2
Seats
5
Steering side
Left-hand drive

Powertrain

Engine type
Gasoline
Engine position
Front
Engine volume
4.0 L
Displacement
Needs verification
Engine power
190 hp
Engine torque
225 lb-ft
Cylinders
6
Fuel system
Multi-point fuel injection
Transmission
5-speed manual
Gears
5
Drive
Four-wheel drive

Dimensions & capacity

Length
167.5 in
Width
69.4 in
Height
64.8 in
Wheelbase
101.4 in
Fuel tank
20.2 US gal

Performance & economy

Fuel type
Regular unleaded

Suspension & brakes

Front suspension
Solid axle, leaf springs
Rear suspension
Solid axle, leaf springs
Front brakes
Disc
Rear brakes
Drum
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