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2002 Jeep Wrangler X Sport Utility 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars

US $7,499.00
Year:2002 Mileage:229384
Location:

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States

2002 Jeep Wrangler Sport

 4 liter, 190 horsepower inline six cylinder engine. 5-speed manual transmission. Limited Slip Differential (3.73 gr).

One owner (me-a non-smoker), 229k well cared for and loved miles-this jeep runs like new and uses or leaks no oil from engine, transmission or differentials. . I love this jeep and part with it with a very heavy heart-this is a very strong runner, utterly reliable-like a good friend to me. My Jeep has been a commuter-car since I bought it new in Santa Fe in 2002, maintained by the dealer and myself, -never trail-driven, under 500 total lifetime miles on gravel roads. Daily-driver from Santa Fe to Espanola, NM and back for about 11 reliable years. Centerforce clutch at 160k miles, 2009.  Flowmaster muffler at 160k miles, 2009.  Optima “Red” battery at 160k miles, 2009. Quadratec-High quality Electric-Life brand Power Electric windows and door locks 2009. Quadratec-Factory hardtop new 2009. Alpine XM satellite cd stereo new 2009. Quadratec-Banks headers new 2009. Quadratec-moderate 2 inch lift kit with Superlift Superide Shocks absorbers 2009. Quadratec-heavy-duty, matched steel front and rear bumpers. Quadratec-new Black carpet 2009. 5 Premium KMC XD Series wheels, black powder coat, new Pathfinder Sport AT, 245/70/16 tires.  Quadratec-premium ARB Aluminum differential cover. Engine oil and filter change at 3,000 mile intervals rigorously performed, using only Mobil 1 synthetic 10wt030 or Pennzoil Platinum Full Synthetic, log book to show service intervals. Power steering reservoir, transmission and front axle lubricant change at 20,000 mile intervals, log book to show service intervals. New starter and alternator at 150k miles. New radiator, water pump, hoses, thermostat 2012 at 205k miles. Front brake pads and rotors at 179k miles. New coil pack at 60k, 130k and 190k miles. Airraid K&N air filter with cold air intake. Quadratec -poly bushings undercarriage throughout, body and suspension. $7,499.00. Contact Darrell 580 919 9977 or dnott@cybermesa.com

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