STICKY Jeep Wrangler TJ Factory Service Manuals (FSM) & Technical Documentation

JeepNWilly said:
This post is for TJ documentation like Factory Service Manuals Etc..
A while back I was able to find the FSM for my 2006 TJ. I decided to look at the same website I have used to download FMS to see if I can find others. I hit the jackpot so I am sharing :beer-toast1:

Please if there are any issues or they are inaccurate let me know.

Thanks @UpperMI for the additional 2002 manuals
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This is awesome! Thanks so much!
 
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Ive searched for my owners manual since the day I bought my 03 TJ with 0 success. Unless I wanted to pay $50 that is. Thank you for sharing this. I know next to nothing about the makeup of my new vehicle to begin with. Adding to my sense of confusion is the fact that there seems to be more aftermarket parts than original. Without the ability to determine how she started out her life makes it damn hard to figure out why she is where she is now. I have some scary repairs coming up and this will ease some of my concerns. Dont suppose you have any diagrams for a dana 44 rear axel laying around?
 
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PjWulfman said:
Ive searched for my owners manual since the day I bought my 03 TJ with 0 success. Unless I wanted to pay $50 that is. Thank you for sharing this. I know next to nothing about the makeup of my new vehicle to begin with. Adding to my sense of confusion is the fact that there seems to be more aftermarket parts than original. Without the ability to determine how she started out her life makes it damn hard to figure out why she is where she is now. I have some scary repairs coming up and this will ease some of my concerns. Dont suppose you have any diagrams for a dana 44 rear axel laying around?
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I haven't looked in a while, but there may be some diagrams of the Dana 44 in the FSM. The Dana 44 axle (along with most any solid axle) is about the simplest thing you can have underneath a vehicle (as far as axles are concerned). There really isn't anything to it other than an axle tube, axle shafts, carriers, ring and pinions, and some other parts. But it's really, really basic. One of the things I love so much about TJs!
 
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PjWulfman said:
Dont suppose you have any diagrams for a dana 44 rear axel laying around?
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Here is one I found. As Chris stated the FSM should contain a diagram also.

TJ_Model44-Rear-Axle.jpg
 
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JeepNWilly said:
This post is for TJ documentation like Factory Service Manuals Etc..
A while back I was able to find the FSM for my 2006 TJ. I decided to look at the same website I have used to download FMS to see if I can find others. I hit the jackpot so I am sharing :beer-toast1:

Please if there are any issues or they are inaccurate let me know.

Thanks @UpperMI for the additional 2002 manuals
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Sweeeeet.
 
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JeepNWilly said:
This post is for TJ documentation like Factory Service Manuals Etc..
A while back I was able to find the FSM for my 2006 TJ. I decided to look at the same website I have used to download FMS to see if I can find others. I hit the jackpot so I am sharing :beer-toast1:

Please if there are any issues or they are inaccurate let me know.

Thanks @UpperMI for the additional 2002 manuals
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JeepNWilly, you're awesome.
 
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