In this tutorial, we learn how to change your differential oil on a Jeep Grand Cherokee. First, you will need to remove the drain plug from the underneath of the vehicle, then let it drain out onto an oil pan, use a pipe and pump to do this. Once it's finished draining, you will need to replace the plug. After this, grab a new pump and pour your new oil into the pump. Remove the plug again, then pump the oil back into the engine. Once the oil is full, you can replace the drain plug and check the make sure the fill line is full. Drive the car and you're finished!
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great video ryan, I thought I would add this site if the Oil Light fails to reset:
http://carhowto.com/how-to-reset-oil-life-light-on-jeep-grand-cherokee/
theres an app for it too! we use it at shop all the time, hope it helps!
That is a really good paces of information right there, the video is also really packed with very very detailed in informative resource that enough to explain and get the problem solve.
I also happen to find this helpful, you should probably check it out too. The page consists of information that will help you to reset jeep oil light on your car if after you have have changed oil the light is still showing.
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