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Change  engine oil  and filter (or every 3 months,  whichever  occurs 
first). 
An Emissim~  Control Ser~~ice. 
Lubricate the front  suspension, king pin bushings,  steering  linkage, 
transmission  shift linkage.  transfer case  shift  linkage. parking brake 
cable  guides. rear driveline  center  splines, front axle propshaft  splines, 
brake  pedal  springs and clutch  pedal springs.  Ball joints  and  king  pin 
bushings  should 
not be lubricated  unless their temperature  is 10" F 
(-12" C). or higher. When  weather  is cold,  let  the ball joints  and  king 
pin  bushings  warm  up before  lubrication  or they  could be  damaged. 
Perform each 
of the  listed lubrication  service items  at this  mileage 
interval  (or every  12 months,  whichever  occurs  first). 
For vehicles  equipped with a 5-speed  manual transmission 
with deep 
low:  Lubricate  the clutch  fork  ball  stud through  the  fitting 
on the clutch 
housing.  Lubricant  must be added 
.spari11gl~* to the fitting,  as very  little 
is required  to lubricate the ball  stud surface. Do not  add  lubricant  more 
often  than specified. 
Too much  lubricant will damage  the  clutch 
assembly. 
Drain,  flush  and  refill the cooling  system with new coolant  (or every  24 
months. whichever  occurs  first).  See "Engine Coolant'' 
in the  Index  for 
what 
to use. Ar? Emissioll  Cor1trol Service. 
Also inspect the hoses  and  replace  them if they are cracked,  swollen or 
deteriorated.  Tighten  all hose  clamps  (except  constant tension clamps). 
Remove  debris  and clean the outside 
of the  radiator  and air 
conditioning  condenser. Wash 
the radiator neck. To ensure proper 
operation,  pressure  test the radiator  and cap. 
Replace  air  cleaner  filter. 
An Emission Control Set-l*icv. 
For 2-Wheel  Drive vehicles  only: Clean  and  repack  the  front wheel 
bearings  (or at each  brake  relining,  whichever  occurs  first). 
Check  the crankcase  depression regulator  valve system  for any worn, 
plugged  or collapsed  hoses.  See service manual. 
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Replace fuel filter. Replace  filter sooner if it is clogged.-!- 
Check the 
EGR System (if equipped)  (except Code F engine) as 
described in the service manual. At7 EIII~SS~OII  Control Service. 
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Engine (continued) 
Coolant 
..................................................... 6-35 
Coolant  Heater 
...................................... 2.18.3-4.  6.21 
Coolant  Temperature  Gage  (See “Gages”) 
Control  Module  System 
........................................ 6-57 
Diesel  Heater Output 
............................................ 34 
Exhaust 
..................................................... 2-32 
FanNoise 
................................................... 5-25 
Identification 
....................................... 6-76,677,  6-81 
Oil  (See  “Oil”) 
Overheating 
.................................................. 5-10 
RunningWhileParked 
......................................... 2-32 
Starting  Your Gasoline  Engine 
................................... 2-12 
Starting  Your Diesel  Engine 
..................................... 2-14 
Exhaustsystem 
................................................. 6-56 
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Filter  Replacement  Chart  (See “Service-Replacement  Parts and Filter 
Recommendations”) 
FinishDamage 
.................................................. 6-74 
Fluid  Capacities  (See  “Capacities  and Specification”) 
FluidLeakCheck 
................................................ 646 
Fluids  (See  “Scheduled Maintenance  Services”) 
Fog  Lamps  (See “Lamps-Fog”) 
Four-WheelDrive 
.......................................... 2-33,  6-33 
Front Axle Locking  Feature 
..................................... 2-36 
Transfer  Case 
........................................... 2-34,  6-33 
Canadian 
...................................................... 6-5 
Diesel 
....................................................... 6-3 
FillingYourTank 
............................................. 6-11 
Fuel 
Foreign  Countries  (Gasoline  Engines) 
............................. 6-11 
Filter  Replacement  (Diesel  Engines) 
............................... 6-9 
Gage  (See  “Gages”) 
Gasoline 
..................................................... 6-2 
Gasolines  for  Cleaner  Air 
........................................ 6-3 
Running  Out of Fuel  (Diesel  Engines) 
.............................. 6-8 
Tankcapacity 
................................................ 6-83 
Water  in  Fuel  (Diesel  Engines) 
............................... 2-74, 6-5 
Fuses and  Circuit  Breakers ................................... 6-79,  6-87 
FuseBlock 
............................................. 6-80, 6-86 
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Gages  Engine  Coolant  Temperature Gage 
................................ 2-80 
Oil  Pressure  Gage 
............................................. 2-81 
Tamper  Resistant  Odometer ..................................... 2-69 
Trip  Odometer 
................................................ 2-69 
FuelGage 
................................................... 2-79 
Speedometer 
................................................. 2-69 
Tachometer 
.................................................. 2-70 
Voltmeter 
.................................................... 2-82 
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