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Crown Automotive AX15 Cluster Gear – 4636371

Crown Automotive

  • AX15 cluster gear, Crown Automotive part number 4636371
  • UPC 848399005080
  • Fits 1988–1995 Wrangler YJ, 1989–1999 Cherokee XJ, 1993 Grand Cherokee ZJ and 1997 Wrangler TJ Sport

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Description

Overview

The Crown Automotive 4636371 is an AX15 cluster gear, the countershaft gear inside the AX15 transmission. It fits the 1988–1995 Wrangler YJ, 1989–1999 Cherokee XJ, 1993 Grand Cherokee ZJ and 1997 Wrangler TJ Sport.

Because the cluster gear sits inside the transmission, replacing it means opening the gearbox, which is typically left to a transmission shop.

Key features

  • AX15 cluster gear
  • Fits YJ, XJ, ZJ and TJ models
  • Part number 4636371 with UPC 848399005080
  • Fitment list includes several Cherokee XJ trims

Cluster gear wear and replacement

The cluster gear carries drive from the input shaft to the countershaft, so its teeth take steady load every time the gearbox moves through a shift. Over time the teeth can chip or flatten, and the gear can wear where it meets its bearings. Common signs of a worn cluster gear include a grinding or whining noise that rises with road speed, hard shifts into particular gears, and gears that jump out under throttle.

Because the AX15 cluster gear sits inside the case, the diagnosis usually happens during a teardown. Inspect the gear teeth for pitting or uneven wear, check the shaft and bearing surfaces for scoring, and look at the thrust washers for flaking. Many shops replace worn bearings and washers at the same time, since opening the gearbox is the costly part of the job and those parts are inexpensive by comparison.

Before buying, match the gear to your transmission code and vehicle year, and confirm the mating gears are in good condition, since a new cluster gear running against a worn partner wears quickly.

Specifications

Brand Crown Automotive
Part number 4636371
UPC 848399005080
Transmission AX15
Component Cluster gear
Fit type Direct fit

Vehicle fitment

It fits 1988–1995 Jeep Wrangler (YJ) in Base, Islander, Laredo, Renegade, Rio Grande, S, SE and Sahara trims; 1989–1999 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) in several trims; 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ) in Base and Laredo; and 1997 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) Sport.

Wrangler TJ years other than 1997 and Grand Cherokee years other than 1993 are not in the list. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

The item supplied is the AX15 cluster gear, part number 4636371. Check the package contents against your installation before starting.

SKU: CRO4636371 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 8.00 lbs
Package dimensions 0.00 × 0.00 × 0.00 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Cherokee (XJ)1989–1999Base, Briarwood, Classic, Country, Laredo, Limited, Pioneer, SE, Sport
Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)1993Base, Laredo
Jeep Wrangler (TJ)1997Sport
Jeep Wrangler (YJ)1988–1995Base, Islander, Laredo, Renegade, Rio Grande, S, SE, Sahara

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Questions & Answers

Is the Crown 4636371 cluster gear for the AX15 transmission?

Yes. It is an AX15 cluster gear from Crown Automotive, part number 4636371, UPC 848399005080. Confirm your transmission is an AX15 before installing it.

Which Jeep models does the AX15 cluster gear fit?

It fits 1988–1995 Wrangler YJ, 1989–1999 Cherokee XJ, a 1993 Grand Cherokee ZJ and a 1997 Wrangler TJ Sport. Confirm your vehicle's year, model and trim before installing.

Does this gear fit a 1995 Wrangler TJ?

The list does not show a 1995 Wrangler TJ. The only TJ entry is a 1997 Wrangler TJ Sport, so a different year or trim is not covered by the stated fitment and should be checked before installing.

Should the bearings be replaced along with the cluster gear?

Often yes. When the gearbox is opened for a cluster gear, inspecting the bearings and thrust washers at the same time is common practice, since they wear together and are far easier to address during one teardown.