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Anonymous Posted on Aug 12, 2010

I have a 96 Jeep Grand Cherokee and I need the vacuum line diagrams. The vacuum line that comes off of the transfer case behind the front driver tire became disconnected and I don't know where to route it to and when the vehicle shifts into 2nd the compression drops to zero and sometimes while driving it will just start stalling like its out of gas when it's not.

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1995-96 V-8 engine vacuum diagram-1997-98 V-8 engines similar; be sure to check the VECI label in the engine compartment

Also I have a GC, 1993, and I noted that besides maintaining a vent hose that is not going anywhere, just this subject with a ribbon next to the front suspension.

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  • Anonymous Aug 13, 2010

    Mine is a 4.0, straight 6.

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    ZJ Limited Aug 13, 2010

    Then check this...



    1996 4.0L engine vacuum diagram (49 state and
    Canada)-1997-98 engine similar; be sure to check the VECI label in the
    engine compartment





    1996 4.0L engine vacuum diagram (California)-1997-98 engine similar; be sure to check the VECI label in the engine compartment

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What was the problem with your cherokee? I have the same issue with my 1996 4.0

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