
2002 Jeep Wrangler
Mileage: 24,426 · Bradenton, FL
2002 Jeep Wrangler X
Bradenton, FL
$19,997
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Features
Mileage
24,426
Drivetrain
Four-Wheel Drive
Exterior color
Brown (Light Khaki Metallic)
Interior color
Black
MPG
15 MPG
Engine
190 hp 4L I6
Fuel type
Gasoline
Transmission
5-Speed Manual
Overview
- Make:Jeep
- Model:Wrangler
- Year:2002
- Trim:X
- Body type:SUV / Crossover
- Exterior color:Brown (Light Khaki Metallic)
- Interior color:Black
- Mileage:24,426 mi
- Condition:Used
- VIN:1J4FA39SX2P776685
- Stock number:SN3585
Fuel economy
- Fuel tank size:19 gal
- Combined gas mileage:15 MPG
- City gas mileage:14 MPG
- Highway gas mileage:17 MPG
- Fuel type:Gasoline
Performance
- Transmission:5-Speed Manual
- Drivetrain:Four-Wheel Drive
- Engine:190 hp 4L I6
- Horsepower:190 hp
Safety
- NHTSA rollover rating:
Measurements
- Doors:2 doors
- Front legroom:41 in
- Back legroom:35 in
- Cargo volume:0 in
Options
History
Clean title
No issues reported.
0 accidents reported
No accidents or damage reported.
2 previous owners
Vehicle has 2 previous owners.
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Reported as corporate leased vehicle.
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2002 Jeep Wrangler X †4.0L, 5-Speed Manual, 24,427 Original Miles, Solid Florida Undercarriage Why This Car Is Special The 2002 Jeep Wrangler X sits at an interesting point in the TJ generation's history. Jeep introduced the TJ in 1997 after seventeen years of the YJ, bringing back the round headlights that CJ purists had demanded and upgrading the suspension from leaf springs to a coil-spring setup that dramatically improved both on-road ride quality and off-road articulation. By 2002, the TJ had matured into a well-sorted machine with five model years of refinement behind it, yet it still carried all the hardware that makes the TJ the most sought-after used Wrangler on the market today. The X trim was the entry-level TJ, which in practice meant you got the mechanicals without the extras. That is exactly what serious Wrangler buyers prefer. There are no power windows to short out after a water crossing, no leather seats to mold in the sun, and no unnecessary weight from options that have nothing to do with going places. What the X did come with was the 4.0-liter inline-six, the five-speed manual, solid axles front and rear, and the Quadra-Coil suspension †the core equipment that makes a TJ worth owning. This specific example is what separates it from the rest of the used TJ market: 24,427 documented miles on the odometer. This Wrangler X has essentially lived a garage life. It was never wheeled hard, never modified, and never treated as a daily driver. The Florida climate kept it free from the rust that destroys TJ frames and floors in northern states, and the undercarriage photos confirm what a clean example looks like. The body, frame, axles, and suspension components are solid throughout. The TJ generation ran from 1997 through 2006, with the final year commanding a significant premium. The 2002 model year is right in the middle of the run, before Jeep introduced minor changes in later years, making it a clean and well-documented configuration. The 4.0-liter engine used in this truck is widely regarded as one of the most durable powerplants ever put in an off-road vehicle. It is a seven-main-bearing inline-six that was refined over decades of production in the Cherokee and Wrangler lineups, known for reaching 200,000 miles or more with basic maintenance. Features List - 4.0L Inline-Six Engine - 5-Speed Manual Transmission - Part-Time 4-Wheel Drive - Dana 30 Front Axle / Dana 44 Rear Axle - Quadra-Coil Four-Wheel Independent Coil Spring Suspension - Front Disc Brakes - Power Steering - Dual Airbags - Tilt Steering Wheel - Cruise Control - Tachometer and Voltmeter - AM/FM Cassette Radio - Black Soft Top - Fold-Down Windshield - Roll Bar / Sport Bar - Front Bucket Seats - Rear Bench Seat - Tow Hitch Receiver - Cooper Discoverer M/T Tires - Rear-Mounted Full-Size Spare - Solid, Clean Undercarriage Mechanical The 4.0-liter inline-six in this 2002 Jeep Wrangler X is the engine that built the TJ's reputation. Producing 190 horsepower and 235 lb-ft of torque in its final form, it is a square-shouldered, low-revving engine that pulls hard from idle and does not ask much in return. It pairs here with a five-speed manual transmission, the configuration that Wrangler enthusiasts consistently seek out, because it gives the driver direct control over gearing when the terrain calls for it. The engine bay in the photos shows a clean, well-maintained example with no signs of leaks, repairs, or deferred maintenance. The axle combination on this truck is worth discussing specifically. The Dana 30 front is standard equipment on the TJ X, a solid axle that is adequate for most trail use and has a mature aftermarket behind it. The Dana 44 rear axle is the more substantial unit †a heavier-duty ring gear and carrier than the Dana 35 that appeared in many lower-specification TJs. The Dana 44 rear is what buyers specifically look for when they are shopping TJs, because it handles both off-road stress and larger tires with grea
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Skid Plate(S),Center Console,Power Steering,Power Steering - Hydraulic,Axle Ratio - 3.07,Power Brakes,Gauge - Tachometer,Cassette,Radio - Am/Fm,Spare Tire Mount Location - Outside,Tire Type,Wheel Diameter - 15 Inch,Wheels - Steel,Front Wipers - Intermittent,Removable Roof - Soft Top,Front Airbags - Dual,Front Seat Type - Bucket,Rear Seat Type - Split-Bench,Upholstery - Cloth
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