How to access slide out motor/reservoir/battery

[El Saltino]

Hi Folks,

New to the forum. For the life of me I can't figure out how to access the slide out motor housing/reservoir/etc. The owner's manual doesn't say where it is and there is no access panel that I can see? I have a 2006 Cherokee 28BH.

If anybody knows, it sure would help me a lot (not to mention save me some $$$)..
Thanks!,
Michael

[NWJeeper]

Welcome to the forums. Sorry I can't help but I am sure someone here can. I also see your just down the road from us.

[El Saltino]

Why yes I is!! Actually, I've seen one of your jeeps toodling around Enumclaw... I've seen a good bit of your handiwork up the 70 rd in Greenwater...

[NWJeeper]

Originally Posted by El Saltino

Why yes I is!! Actually, I've seen one of your jeeps toodling around Enumclaw... I've seen a good bit of your handiwork up the 70 rd in Greenwater...

Don't know what you refer to as "handiwork" but we haven't been up the 70rd for quite some time. We run the Naches trail once a year but that's about it. We usually head over to the Little Naches to camp and Jeep when we get a chance.

[El Saltino]

I'm sorry, "handiwork" was a little vague... I noticed you had a link to nwjeepn.com and I saw a big decal with the same website on a fellow's Jeep. I figured it was a shop that converted Jeeps for trail riding. I thought you may have been one in the same. Whoops! I see Jeeps going up the 70 rd a lot and it looks like it would be quite fun. By the way, that's a gorgeous motor coach. My in laws and a couple of coworkers have one--sure would be nice to stick the kids in the back while we're traveling! Till then we'll have to bear with the pull-behind.

[NWJeeper]

By the number of Jeeps that end up in MY garage for work you would think that's what we do. I have to learn to say "NO" more often.

I don't see a lot of FR Georgetowns around our parts but we do know of one just like ours in the area. I'm wondering if we know some of the same people. My wife grew up in Bonney Lake.