Owners Manual ?

[1969Jeep]

I can find plenty of service and parts manuals- no files on owners manuals.

I need an owners manual for a 1969 CJ5 . I checked Collins- they don't do that far back.

Anyone have one they can send me- or direct me to a source ?

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[Hedgehog]

There are several others:

1968 1971 Jeep Shop Manual Original Book 1969 1970 CJ3 CJ5 CJ6 DJ5 DJ6 CJ6A | eBay

 

[hdgapeach]

Fits 64-71 CJ5 with 4-134 engine. Don't know if that's going to cover your needs or not. Found it at on the Kaiser / Willys site.
Owners Manuals - Owners Manual Fits 64-71 CJ-5 with 4-134 engine

 

[mstar]

That is the one that I have.Bought new some time ago, source unknown.
Kaiser Jeep circ.1964. As said covers 4cyl only. Nice addition to the glove box or for display and has some interesting content. Looks and feels like the real thing. FWIW. mike

 

[1969Jeep]

I appreciate the info- just ordered mine.
Thanks again- looking forward to getting this 69 back in great shape.

I have a rookie question- until I get my book in can you answer a question- (needless to say this my first Jeep)

I have three sticks-
gears
hi/lo.etc
thirdu smalller stick on the right---- what is that ?

 

[hdgapeach]

Engages the axle to provide 4WD.

 

[1969Jeep]

Thanks- I'll have to work with it- It seems like it isn't moving anything.
I assume back is out- front is engaed ?
I appreciate the response and no ridicule.....

 

[Techlight]

I think this is yours...assuming it's stock. It's definitely the shift pattern for the Transfer Case (Spicer 18 )

http://www.bearcreeksurvey.com/images/3SpeedTwinStk.jpg

If not you can find labels here...just look for your Transmission /tranny combo etc.

CJ5 Forum Decals

 

[Techlight]

Oops..forgot to add this link. Lots of info on the CJ5 here in the forum.

http://www.jeep-cj.com/forums/f102/cj5-1955-1971-a-11911/

 

[1969Jeep]

I'll go home and see what that match up is. If nothing matches I'll take a pic and post it.

 

[Hedgehog]

You might have an Overdrive lever. Not sure where that little jewel would be. Some D-18's have two sticks for 2wd-4wd-4wd low and others had two, one stick for sticking it in 4wd and the other for Hi-Lo range. If you have an over drive the would be another stick for splitting gears. There, clear as can be right.

 

[1969Jeep]

That is what I'm thinking. There is the regular gears- the next on the right is the 2h-4h, etc, then to the right of that is a small lever not labeled.
forward would be ingaged, back disengaged ( or vice-versa) ?

 

[1969Jeep]

Just called the shop that is working on the brakes- the guy told me that the lever controls a line that is going into the Transfer Case - probably either a low lock or pto- he will investigate once the brakes get done.

 

[Hedgehog]

The Over Drive unit is powered off the PTO portrtion of the Transfer Case . For you I hope you've got Over Drive gears in there. VERY COOL if you do. If not I'd be absolutely driven to get a set of gears and install the over drive.


Hmmmmm my last post doesn't make any sence. 2 sticks are probably 2wd-4wd the other goes Hii-Lo range. You can't go 2wd low, it's locked out. One stick 4wd high - 2wd high - 4wd low. There might be an extra stick for Over Drive. .... Hope that makes more sence, maybe not.

 

[Hedgehog]

So, how id it turn out, Does your Jeep have an Over Drive?