jacking JEEP CHEROKEE 1988 Service Repair Manual

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1988 Jacking & Hoisting
JEEP
HOISTING
FRAME CONTACT HOIST
Cherokee, Comanche, Wagoneer & Wrangler
Vehicle may be raised on single or twin-post swiveling arm
or ramp-type drive hoists. If using swiveling arm hoist, ensure
lifting pads are positioned evenly on frame rails at points "A" and
"B". Ensure lifting pads are not contacting transfer case or skid
plate. All hoists should be equipped with proper adapters to support
vehicle at frame rails only.
Grand Wagoneer
Vehicle may be raised on single or twin-post swiveling arm
or ramp-type drive hoists. If using swiveling arm hoist, ensure
lifting pads are positioned evenly on frame rails and lifting pads
are not contacting transfer case or skid plate. All hoists should be
equipped with proper adapters to support vehicle at frame rails only.
JACKING
FLOOR JACK
Cherokee, Comanche, Wagoneer & Wrangler
Vehicle may be raised by positioning jack at points "A" and
"B" only. Never attempt to raise the vehicle with the jack positioned
under the axle tubes, body side sills or front suspension arms. Use
the sub frame rail lift points only.
Grand Wagoneer
Vehicle may be raised by positioning jack under the front or
rear frame rails. Never place jack under front or rear axle tubes, or
under shock absorber mounting brackets.
Fig. 1: Hoisting & Jacking Points
Position lifting pads evenly on frame rails.

article in the ENGINE MECHANICAL section.
Fig. 7: Hoist Lift Point Locations
Courtesy of American Motors Corp.
NOTE: For more information regarding jacking and hoisting refer
to the JACKING & HOISTING article in the

Fig. 2: Hoist Lift Point Locations
Courtesy of American Motors Corp.
NOTE: For more information regarding jacking and hoisting refer
to the JACKING & HOISTING article in the