Where do you put the transmission fluid in the 2002 Grand Cherokee Loredo?

you asked 4 times! do we get this 5 times? please add to just one posting , of one problem. not keep asking over and over....
i answered 1.
i showed you how to look at the jeep pages.
pretend to buy the part from jeep and a link and the graphic there. showing what you have.
its just 2 lines, and the order dont matter, the cooler is not polarized.
that means the cooler works backwards too..
in the RAD.

the Loredo.?
here again, 2nd time.
http://www.factorychryslerparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_product=4356222&ukey_assembly=563497

got that?
hows this.
4.0L
next time if working on cars use the cell cam, to document order of lines. or marke them with tape. R/F , L/F etc.(both ends)
that way , no guessing later, even 1 year later.
or buy the FSM and not have to wonder at every oops? here is the link to the real BOOK.
https://www.techauthority.com/en-US/Pages/FacetSearchResults.aspx?make=Jeep&year=2002&model=GRAND+CHEROKEE+LAREDO&engine=4.0L+6+CYL+%28MPI%29&producttype=All+Product+Types&ptCatId=All+Product+Types

could be shift cables not a cheap fix some cables cost 600 or better

Are you check if fault codes is stored there?

Depending on how many miles you have on it. You may need to have some repairs done. I don't know if there is much you can do to a jeep after it starts slipping other than try and change the fluid. The rebuild is the best option for you for sure. But you could put some no slip transmission fluid additives in it. Go to a parts store if you think thats your best option and tell them whats wrong and they will hook you up with some good additives. Go to Advance Auto or Auto Zone. The rebuild will be less expensive if the transmission still functions. Around $1000 versus the non functioning transmission that would cost about $1400-$2000. New transmission cost a lot more.
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Try lubricating the wheel hub bearings...

42RE (most likely)

could be worn. try putting a can of stp transmission conditioner in. may solve problem and cheaper than a rebuild

find and fix leak, then change fluid and screen. Annything after that will have to be fixed by a shop

6 quarts of oil, including filter.

Yes, This definately would cause Slippage. Always use the Fluids that the Manufacturer Recommend.