m998dna

Why don't you guys go the the Jeep website under "OWNERS" and register your name and vehicle on the Jeep website.... using your VINs. It has free PDF manuals dating back to MY 2004.

Right there you'll have your service contracts, recalls and other stuff... download the owners manual, PDF format. You can order stuff and keep tabs on your service history...

I ordered the printed version for my 2010 SRT8 and I rarely look at it ... I use the PDF manual and perform a search and get the info I need faster than reading the entire printed book. For example, search "break in" and you'll find the break in procedure hidden in a small paragraph that's not listed as part of the index... small stuff like that is valuable when you first buy your Jeep.

I also have service and recall records for my 1991 Jeep Cherokee listed right next to my 2010 Cherokee SRT8.

I ordered the printed owner's manual for my 2010. The most it has been used is when I was sitting on the can ... but other than that I would rather search a PDF file using my PC.


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Here's the link ....
https://www.jeep.com//hostb/crossbrand/owners/en/

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goaterguy

the 2012 pdf is not yet available WTF?

m998dna

The techical publications group is still writing the book.. typical large company syndrome.

That's why they're shipping a worthless user guide with the vehicle.... gets around the consumer laws requiring operator manual availability at the time of sale.

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Jack Sparrow

x2... I guess I could modify it to fit

msquaredIN

Call the number in the guide and get the actual owners manual. If fits in the glove box better and has better information in it.

Blackwolf

Let it go. There are far more important things to think about in life. Like is your job secure. Do you have enough insurance. Are friends with ailments going to be ok. Will the economy ever recover. How will you save for retirement or college education in a secure investment.

There are plenty of people who have no job, no jeep or car, and little hope or help.

Does the owners manual seem that important in context?

Enjoy what you have and be thankfull you have it. Then go out and work hard for yourself and family and give help to those who need it.

Sorry for preaching.

Enjoy the jeep!

BrettDez

Umm....a little over dramatic don't you think? I am thankful for everything I have, but that doesn't mean I excuse mistakes that are not corrected for the second year of production in a row.

My line of work does not excuse mistakes.

03fatboy

Put my 12 stuff in my 08 pouch, seems to fit, or I'm missing the issue

How does the manual stuff fit w/out the pouch for u guys?