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14 verzí · 2 Nafta · 12 Benzín Zvolená verze motoru 2.7 CRD (163 KM) 4x4 Automatic Nafta · 2002-2003 Výkon motoru163KMTočivý moment400NmObjem motoru2 685cm³Typ palivaNaftaZrychlení 0 - 100 km/h11,2sMaximální rychlost190km/h
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Základní informace o verzi Jeep Grand Cherokee Grand Cherokee II (WJ)
Značka Jeep Model Grand Cherokee Generace Grand Cherokee II (WJ) Motor 2.7 CRD (163 KM) 4x4 Automatic
Typ motoru Zážehový motor Počet dveří 5 Začátek výroby 2002 Konec výroby 2003
Typ karosérie SUV Počet míst 5 Typ paliva Nafta Výkon Maximální rychlost 190 km/h Zrychlení 0 - 100 km/h 11.2 s
Standard měření spotřeby paliva NEDC Spotřeba paliva - městský cyklus 12.5 l/100 km
Standard měření spotřeby paliva NEDC Spotřeba paliva - mimo městský cyklus 8.1 l/100 km
Standard měření spotřeby paliva NEDC Spotřeba paliva - kombinovaný cyklus 9.7 l/100 km
Emisní standard Euro 3 Standard měření CO2 NEDC Emise CO2 255 g/km
Protokol o historii vozidla Zkontrolovat historii tohoto vozidla Zpráva podle VIN může před koupí pomoci ověřit přesný motor, výbavu, záznamy o najetých kilometrech a hlášená poškození.
Maintaining your Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ fluid levels is one of the most important things you can do to keep your rig running strong - whether you are daily driving, towing, or hitting the trails.
The 1999-2004 WJ uses specific fluids and capacities across every system, and getting even one wrong can lead to premature wear, erratic shifting, overheating, or outright failure.
This guide breaks down every fluid your WJ needs, from engine oil to differential gear lube, so you can service your Grand Cherokee with confidence.
The 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ uses 6 quarts of 5W-30 or 10W-30 engine oil, ATF+4 transmission fluid, HOAT-formula coolant, and 80W-90 gear lubricant for the axles.
Notes: Trac-lok and Vari-Loc limited-slip rear axles require the addition of 4 oz (118 ml) of limited-slip additive.
The legendary 4.0L AMC inline-six in your WJ calls for 6 quarts of 5W-30 conventional or synthetic oil.
In warmer climates or if your WJ sees consistent high-temperature operation, 10W-30 is also acceptable.
Your 4.7L PowerTech V8 shares the same 6-quart capacity and viscosity requirements as the 4.0L. Use 5W-30 for most conditions.
If you are running your WJ hard on the trail or in sustained high heat, 10W-30 gives you a slightly thicker film at operating temperature.
Synthetic oil is a solid choice for either engine, especially if you push longer intervals between changes.
Your WJ requires HOAT (Hybrid Organic Additive Technology) coolant in a 50/50 mixture with distilled water, rated for 5 years or 100,000 miles.
Here is where it gets specific by model year: if you have a 1999 or 2000 WJ, both the 4.0L and 4.7L hold 13 quarts of coolant.
Starting in 2001, Jeep updated the cooling systems. The 2001-2004 4.0L models hold 15 quarts, while the 2001-2004 4.7L models hold 14.5 quarts.
Every WJ automatic transmission requires ATF+4 fluid - no exceptions.
While you can top off older ATF+2 or ATF+3 systems with ATF+4, you should never put anything other than ATF+4 into your WJ.
The 42RE paired with the 4.0L takes 4 quarts for a standard pan-drop service. If you are doing a complete overhaul or full flush, plan for 9.5 quarts.
Low fluid allows the pump to draw in air, which drops fluid pressure.
The 45RFE and 545RFE transmissions behind the 4.7L V8 hold more fluid due to their larger cases and additional clutch packs.
A 2WD service fill takes 5.5 quarts, while 4x4 models need 6.6 quarts because of the additional fluid routed to the transfer case.
Overhaul capacity for either configuration is 14 quarts.
The NV242 is a part-time/full-time transfer case that uses ATF+4, with a capacity of 1.5 quarts.
The NV247 is a full-time all-wheel-drive unit that requires Mopar Transfer Case Lubricant - not ATF+4. It holds 1.25 quarts.
Using ATF+4 in the NV247 can cause the viscous coupling to malfunction, so make sure you know which transfer case is under your WJ.
Your WJ differentials use 80W-90 gear and axle lubricant. The Dana 30 front axle holds 2.5 pints (1.2 liters) of 80W-90 gear lubricant. The Dana 35 rear axle takes 3.5 pints (1.7 liters) of 80W-90. The Dana 44 rear holds 4 pints (1.89 liters) of 80W-90. Like the Dana 35, Trac-lok and Vari-Loc limited-slip models require 4 oz of limited-slip additive.
Your WJ brake and clutch master cylinders both use DOT 3 brake fluid, filled to the full mark.
Your WJ power steering system requires Power Steering Fluid +4 (Mopar MS5931) - and only MS5931. Unlike Jeep Wranglers, where ATF+4 is an acceptable power steering substitute, the WJ steering system is not designed for ATF+4.
Using ATF+4 in your WJ power steering can cause seal degradation, increased wear on the pump, and steering issues over time. If the reservoir is low, use only MS5931 or an equivalent meeting the same specification.
Your WJ owner's manual outlines two service schedules. Schedule A is for normal driving conditions. Schedule B applies if you regularly tow, drive off-road, idle extensively, or operate in dusty or extreme temperature environments.
If you wheel your WJ regularly, stick with Schedule B across the board. Gear lube and transfer case fluid are cheap - rebuilds are not.
The 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ takes 6 quarts of 5W-30 or 10W-30 engine oil with a filter change. This capacity applies to both the 4.0L inline-six and the 4.7L V8.
The 42RE 4-speed automatic holds 4 quarts for a pan-drop service fill and 9.5 quarts for a complete overhaul.
The 45RFE and 545RFE 5-speed automatics hold 5.5 quarts (2WD) or 6.6 quarts (4x4) for service, and 14 quarts for an overhaul.
Your WJ requires HOAT (Hybrid Organic Additive Technology) coolant mixed 50/50 with distilled water. This is a 5-year or 100,000-mile formula.
No. The 1999-2004 Grand Cherokee WJ requires Power Steering Fluid +4 (Mopar MS5931) exclusively.
The NV242 Selec-Trac transfer case uses ATF+4 with a capacity of 1.5 quarts.
The NV247 Quadra-Trac II requires Mopar Transfer Case Lubricant with a capacity of 1.25 quarts.
All WJ differentials use 80W-90 gear and axle lubricant. The Dana 30 front holds 2.5 pints, the Dana 35 rear holds 3.5 pints, and the Dana 44 rear holds 4 pints.
Under normal driving conditions (Schedule A), Jeep does not specify a routine change interval for WJ transmission fluid.
Under heavy-duty or off-road conditions (Schedule B), change your ATF+4 every 48,000 miles.
The 1999-2000 WJ models hold 13 quarts of coolant for both the 4.0L and 4.7L engines. Starting in 2001, Jeep updated the cooling systems - the 2001-2004 4.0L holds 15 quarts and the 2001-2004 4.7L holds 14.5 quarts.
Jak vyměnit olej v Jeepu Grand Cherokee 4.7L V8, rok výroby 1999-2004
Je třeba poznamenat, že výše uvedené hodnoty jsou orientační dle verzí a ročníků a vždy je vhodné ověřit přesné údaje v uživatelské příručce pro konkrétní vůz.
Přehled klíčových kapacit (shrnutí pro rychlou orientaci)
- Motor: 4.0L I6 nebo 4.7L V8 - olej 6 quarts (5W-30 nebo 10W-30).
- Automatické převodovky: ATF+4 - servisní výplň 4 quarts, celková výplň až 9,5 quarts u 42RE; 5,5 quarts (2WD) nebo 6,6 quarts (4x4) u 45RFE/545RFE; výměna až 14 quarts při kompletní obnově.
- Chlazení (HOAT): 50/50 s destilovanou vodou; 5 let/100 000 mil.
- Kapalina pro převodovku: NV242 ATF+4 1,5 quarts; NV247 Mopar Lubricant 1,25 quarts.
- Převodové kapalinové kapaliny (do diferenciálů): 80W-90 - front Dana 30 2,5 pint, zadní Dana 35 3,5 pint, Dana 44 4 pint; doplňky pro omezené prokluzování 4 oz additivem.
- Brzdová kapalina a kapalina řízení: DOT 3; řízení Power Steering Fluid +4 (MS5931) - použít jen MS5931.