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Parts for this thing can't be easy to come by...
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Parts for this thing can't be easy to come by...
Guessing a Renault engine?
I always thought those were cool, I saw one in person somewhere in Newport, RI when I was a kid. They have the Renault turbo diesel (2.1L I believe) which is hard to find parts for. From what I remember on the Jeep forums there is an older Winnebago that shares the same engine that people used to find parts.
How many of those (from all years offered) were sold in the US, I wonder?
I'm in love...
Surprised it is an automatic. Must be leisurely
Surprised it is an automatic. Must be leisurely
This is from Motor Trend
1985-1987 Jeep Cherokee/Comanche
The Jeep Cherokee and Comanche XJ have a loyal enthusiast following, but their available Peugeot-designed 2.1L turbodiesel I-4, not so much. Its 85 hp and 132 lb-ft were dwarfed by every other XJ engine, including the much maligned carbureted 2.5L AMC I-4. Since the 2.1L diesel is derived from a 2.0L Peugeot gas engine, its reliability suffered as well. With less torque and substantial reliability concerns, the diesel engine’s usual advantages weren’t on display in the XJ. Luckily for the world, it was replaced by the much better 2.5L VM Motori diesel engine for export markets in 1994. Unluckily for us, it was never sold in the United States.
1985 JEEP WAGONEER 2.1L 126cid L4 DIESEL Turbocharged Engine Parts | RockAuto
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Various parts are available, some have no sources and are completely out of stock
I would expect that there are specialist suppliers for the 2.1td engines, but it was apparently only used in this Jeep and a few Renaults. When you have a niche vehicle, you will find what you need and RA isn't typically where you would look. That said, the 2.1 appears to be a bit of a dog but the later VM engine seems much better and widely available outside of the US.
Under different circumstances (a non-overflowing barn being one of them), I would be all over this....
Under different circumstances (a non-overflowing barn being one of them), I would be all over this....
I think there were fewer than 2,000 sold. They supposedly were only offered for 1985-86 model years.
Understand.... My intent was since RockAuto sources parts from auto parts distributors all over the country and "common" parts are likely available through some of them.
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Pretty rare. But even by enthusiasts they’re pretty junk engines.
Perhaps foreshadowing to the Chrysler/Fiat merger of which one auto industry analyst indicated "the worst of both worlds"
My first love at age 17 so beautiful/amazing had as first vehicle.
Fond memories of riding around and doing other things with her in one. The vehicle itself was slow and noisy is all I remember and this was late 1980's. It was quite capable off-road.
Fond memories of riding around and doing other things with her in one. The vehicle itself was slow and noisy is all I remember and this was late 1980's. It was quite capable off-road.
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