1991-1995 Jeep Cherokee Aw4 Automatic Transmission 2wd 4×2 Models on 2040-parts.com
Williamsport, Pennsylvania, United States
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Auto trans for 1991-1995 Cherokee models, 4.0 with 2WD only. Will not fit 4WD models, does not fit Grand Cherokee.. Approximately 160,000 miles. Great operating condition. Does not include torque converter or upper trans fluid dipstick.
Sitting safely in my garage awaiting pickup. This is no shipping, pickup only. I will be available immediately for the pickup, and will assist with any loading, etc. I do not have a cost effective shipping method at the moment due to the high costs of freight shipping charges. However, I can deliver the transmission if you live in PA, NJ, NY, OH, MD, CT, MA, or VA, for a reasonable additional cost. Please contact me before purchase to discuss pickup and/or delivery. Thank you. |
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