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Author:  kjfj [ Wed Feb 07, 2007 8:33 pm ]
Post subject:  Complete KJ parts guide
Found this on the web today & thought some of you may like it. It's a PDF file of the entire KJ vehicle, including exploded views of all areas. The areas are noted with all the corrosponding part numbers. It's a big file & even took a while for it to download through my cable connection (10mg), but it's worth it! Check out:
http://www.berrysprinter.com/05kj.pdf
It has info for all gas & diesel engines.

Good luck!
Author:  Endurance [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 1:08 am ]
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That is awesome! I was always looking for something like this.
Author:  Neal [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 1:38 am ]
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Thanks!
Author:  retmil46 [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 1:48 am ]
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If you click on the vehicle model index at the top left, you can download the same for any '05 DC vehicle.

I went ahead and grabbed the ones for the Dakota and Ram pickups as well. Going to compare tranny and torque converter part numbers. :twisted:
Author:  The Staff [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:55 am ]
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Moving this over to General Discussion to share.
Author:  Blue KJ in PA [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:25 am ]
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Change the 05 to your year and you can get a different year (Worked for 03 when I tried). http://www.berrysprinter.com/03kj.pdf
Author:  SRotblat [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:18 am ]
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Blue KJ in PA wrote:
Change the 05 to your year and you can get a different year (Worked for 03 when I tried). http://www.berrysprinter.com/03kj.pdf


it works for all 02-06
http://www.berrysprinter.com/02kj.pdf
http://www.berrysprinter.com/03kj.pdf
http://www.berrysprinter.com/04kj.pdf
http://www.berrysprinter.com/05kj.pdf
http://www.berrysprinter.com/06kj.pdf
Author:  Blue KJ in PA [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:49 am ]
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Also works for wj and probably the other models...until someone figures out why their server is getting such a huge hit in traffic and locks it all out...LOL
Author:  Big D [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:08 pm ]
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Great find!
Author:  jerbacher [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 1:31 pm ]
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:shock: wow..
Author:  snowsport [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:03 pm ]
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Yes, thanks for posting that, great find.
Author:  KY Liberty [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 4:59 pm ]
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I looked it up for my 02 model made in 01, and have a couple questions. First, it lists 8 part numbers for the front coils. How do I know which one is in my Jeep. Also, it says the 11th digit of the VIN is the assembly plant and should be L for Toledo North Assembly. My VIN has a W there. Where would that have been built? The final question is how do you read the sequence number? Is it just a sequential numbering in the order the Jeeps are built? For example, 100000 being the 100,000th built?
Author:  Donkeykong [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:40 pm ]
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Many thanks.... you are my new hero... for today. I hope not to need this, but I plan on keeping my KJ for many miles to come, so who knows...
-Mark
Author:  Donkeykong [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:48 pm ]
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Can we say STICKY?

Just my $.02
-Mark
Author:  SRotblat [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:52 pm ]
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KY Liberty wrote:
I looked it up for my 02 model made in 01, and have a couple questions. First, it lists 8 part numbers for the front coils. How do I know which one is in my Jeep. Also, it says the 11th digit of the VIN is the assembly plant and should be L for Toledo North Assembly. My VIN has a W there. Where would that have been built? The final question is how do you read the sequence number? Is it just a sequential numbering in the order the Jeeps are built? For example, 100000 being the 100,000th built?


Those codes all mean something, and this note from the PDF will tell you how to find out which part number you've got: "[ZCC] Through [ZRK] = Spring Sales Codes will Be Found On Vehicle Identication Number [VIN] Sales Code Lisiing"
Author:  KY Liberty [ Thu Feb 08, 2007 9:46 pm ]
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SRotblat wrote:
KY Liberty wrote:
I looked it up for my 02 model made in 01, and have a couple questions. First, it lists 8 part numbers for the front coils. How do I know which one is in my Jeep. Also, it says the 11th digit of the VIN is the assembly plant and should be L for Toledo North Assembly. My VIN has a W there. Where would that have been built? The final question is how do you read the sequence number? Is it just a sequential numbering in the order the Jeeps are built? For example, 100000 being the 100,000th built?


Those codes all mean something, and this note from the PDF will tell you how to find out which part number you've got: "[ZCC] Through [ZRK] = Spring Sales Codes will Be Found On Vehicle Identication Number [VIN] Sales Code Lisiing"


I know that the codes mean something. I was trying to find out if anyone knew what they meant. Also, what is "Vehicle Identication Number [VIN] Sales Code Lisiing." I don't know of "Lisiing" even being an English word. I had read that, but wasn't sure where it meant I could find the information.
Author:  Maximum Carnage [ Fri Feb 09, 2007 12:25 am ]
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This thing is just cool, I've been looking for one for a while. Thanks :lol:
Author:  dog_party [ Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:37 am ]
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Nice find! Thanks for sharing that!!
Author:  tjkj2002 [ Fri Feb 09, 2007 12:33 pm ]
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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Found my pt# that the dealership said didn't exist,now to fix my Kj is only costing me $8 instead of $2200!
Author:  sleeve84028 [ Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:42 pm ]
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Thanks indeed! I'll be printing this off and reading almost the entire thing from cover to cover for sure.
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