I bought this for my boyfriend who just purchased a used Jeep Wrangler. This looks just like what he needs to get familiar with the car. He says it has really helped him.

The book was what was advertised and I received it in the time frame expected. I would have liked to received it faster, but all in all it was a good buy.

I have had Haynes manuals before, so I trusted that this one for our recently purchased 1999 Wrangler would be a good resource. And it is as expected, with 2 caveats: 1) that you don't mind wading through perhaps half of this repair manual that does not apply to your Wrangler(covering 15 model years is a bit much!); and 2) that you also buy a 19xx Owner's Manual specific to your year and model along with it.

This manual is everything I need to help maintain my 1999 Jeep Wrangler. Specific information is easily found in the index and is presented in a clear, easy to follow fashion. I am sure I will get a lot of use out of it.

There is a ton of information contained in this manual! I'm just on Chapter 1 right now, which is preventative maintenance (changing oil, filling fluids, battery maintenance, etc.). The information ranges from changing oil to adjusting engine timing, adjusting brakes, and all things in between. A great buy!

Note: NOT for Jeep owners who are looking for instructions to "4x4" their Jeep.

Great book this is my third one. I bought one for a Subaru GL Wagon and used it to rebuild the engine. Invaluable. Got a Jeep and bought a second Haynes manual. Used it to keep my 91 Jeep Wrangler in top running condition. Used it to replace the belt, hoses, radiator and the exhaust system. Again, invaluable! My original Jeep is still on the road but I sold it when I bought my new Jeep Wrangler in 2001. I got the manual so that I can start upgrading and maintaining my newest Jeep. I like Haynes over Chilton's manuals because they are much more detailed and leave less room for confusion. Haynes has both detailed pictures and drawings that make amateur car repair much easier and cost effective.

The manual also details the maintenance that must be done breaking it down by mileage. It tells you when you should replace the serpentine belt and hoses as well as checking fluid levels and making sure the chassis is greased. It is very detailed in the maintenance schedule.

All this being said, you may be saying to yourself, this guy is probably great a fixing cars. Well truth be told, car repairs are not my strong suit and this manual gives the do it yourselfer the best chance for success.

I recently inherited a 1987 Jeep Wrangler that some would say made a better yard ornament than a vehicle. I needed a resource to get me started on the restoration process and found the Haynes Jeep Wrangler 1987-2003 manual to be in invaluable source of information. This Haynes Manual has become my 'bible' for nearly every step of my new found endeavor. The manual is well written with detailed, clear, illustrations for each component of this vehicle. I would highly recommend this "must have" manual for the Jeep enthusiast.

I'f you're repairing / refurbishing your Wrangler.. All the details you need are in there.

Nothing new and exciting for this edition. In fact, most of the content wasn't even related to the '03 model (which I have and need a book on). I would recommend picking up a different book if you really need to know the newer technology on Wranglers.

There are too many years included in this book. There are hundreds of minor (and not so minor) differences in makes of jeeps over the years. Every year is different and the technology has changed. I could not even find some of the simplest things I needed to know when looking under the hood of my '02 Wrangler Sport. What an incredibly frustrating experience (you car fixers know what I mean!!!) What a waste of my time. What a waste of my money.

I am going to try to get my hands on a dealer/mechanics book.