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Jeep Wrangler, Grand Cherokee, Cherokee Parts Catalog (1991-1993) – Factory Mopar Documentation

Been there. Got handed a parts diagram from a third-party site that looked like someone traced it from a blurry photo. Then you order the part, it doesn’t match, and you’re down a day plus restocking fees. This 1070-page factory Mopar Jeep Wrangler, Grand Cherokee, Cherokee Parts Catalog kills that headache. It’s the same binder the dealership counter guys used. No reprints, no generic redraws – original Mopar print from Chrysler Corporation. You get every group, every figure, every part number for the 1991-1993 model years.

Working on a 1992 YJ Wrangler? The front stabilizer bar is Figure 2-100. Need the rear axle housing for a Dana Model 35 on a Cherokee? That’s Figure 3-600. The catalog is laid out by groups: Group 2 (Front Suspension & Drive), Group 3 (Rear Axle), and so on. Each figure has a clean illustration and a matching parts list with right and left part numbers, sales codes, and price class info. You don’t guess – you look up the figure and order exactly what the factory spec says.

Inside the Jeep Wrangler, Grand Cherokee, Cherokee Parts Catalog: Group Contents and Indexes

Flip to page INF-1 and you get the full General Information index: abbreviations, body plate interpretation, build date codes, California ARB identification, engine identification numbers, transfer case identification, and transmission model/serial number. The “Group Contents” section breaks down every system – Engine, Transmission and Transfer Case, Body Index. That means you can cross-reference any VIN or build date to get the right part. Aftermarket catalogs skip this. This one doesn’t.

The Numerical Index and Newpart Index let you find superseded part numbers fast. If Mopar changed a part mid-run, the catalog lists the old number and the new number. That alone has saved me from ordering a $400 front axle housing that wouldn’t fit a mid-1992 Wrangler with the disconnect axle.

Front Suspension & Drive: Figure 2-100 Through 2-2200

Group 2 covers every front-end component. From the stabilizer bars (Wrangler YJ, Cherokee XJ, Grand Cherokee ZJ) to the front spring and shock absorber assemblies, to the axle housings with and without disconnect. Each figure has a separate page with its own illustration and part list. For example, Figure 2-800 shows the front axle assembly for Wrangler YJ – includes the differential, shafts, housing. You see the breakouts for the disconnect version (2-900) and the KDX version without disconnect (2-950). The parts list gives you the exact torque specs? No – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. But it gives you the right part number so you can then torque it using the factory service manual. Pair this with the related Jeep Wrangler 2004 Service Manual – Section: Foreword/Group Tabs if you need procedure steps.

Rear Axle Identification: Dana Model 35 vs Chrysler 8 1/4

Rear axle confusion kills jobs. This catalog lists every rear axle assembly for the 1991-93 lineup: Dana Model 35, Dana Model 44 KDX, Chrysler 8 1/4. For the Wrangler YJ, Figure 3-100 gives you the whole assembly, then breakout figures for the housing and differential (with and without locking differential). For Cherokee and Grand Cherokee, Figure 3-500 covers the Dana 35 assembly, Figure 3-450 covers the Chrysler 8 1/4. The catalog even has a dedicated “Rear Axle Identification” section in the front matter so you can decode the axle code from the body plate. No more pulling the cover just to find out what you have.

Source Validity: Why OEM Mopar Beats Aftermarket

Third-party parts catalogs re-draw the illustrations and often transpose part numbers. I’ve seen a ’92 Cherokee listed with a Grand Wagoneer brake caliper because someone copied and pasted wrong. This catalog is original Mopar – “GET REAL. GET MOPAR.” printed right on the cover. The illustrations are factory drawings, not scanned and re-traced. The part numbers are the exact numbers stamped on the parts. If you are sourcing parts for a restoration or a customer’s daily driver, this is the only source you need. For a broader understanding of the automotive parts supply chain, check the Automotive Industry Overview. And if you’re dealing with electrical components, the Automotive Battery section in the general info helps you identify battery group sizes.

What About Engine and Transmission Parts?

Engine and Transmission groups are listed in the Group Contents Engine and Group Contents Transmission and Transfer Case. The catalog doesn’t include step-by-step removal instructions – that’s what a service manual does. But it does give you every part: gaskets, seals, bolts, brackets, sensors, pulleys. For the transmission, it breaks out the model and serial number so you order the correct torque converter or shift cable. Need a bellhousing for a Grand Cherokee ZJ with the 42RE? The transmission model number is on the side of the case – look it up in the Transmission Model and Serial Number section. Then go to the group figures. No wasted time.

Does this catalog cover the 4.0L inline-six engine?

Yes. The Engine group includes all components for the 4.0L (and the 2.5L four-cylinder). Part numbers for the block, head, intake, exhaust, and all fasteners.

Can I use this catalog to rebuild my 1993 Grand Cherokee front axle?

You’ll get every part number for the axle assembly, housing, differential, and shafts. For torque specs and assembly order, you need the factory service manual (like the 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee WK WH Factory Service Manual for later years, but for 1993 you’d want the specific 1993 service manual). This catalog is the parts index – the service manual is the how-to. The two work together. Also have the 1994-1996 Jeep Parts Catalog if you need the next generation.

You are buying the exact same 1070-page OEM Mopar parts catalog that dealership parts departments used. It comes as a searchable PDF. Need to find a rear axle shaft for a 1991 Cherokee with Dana 35? Type the part number from the figure into the numerical index. Need the stabilizer bar bushing for a Grand Cherokee ZJ? Figure 2-200. This catalog saves you from ordering the wrong part twice. Access the Factory Manual.