Probably not. The Grand Cherokee body style was the same from 93 - 98. There was a complete re-design for the 1999 model. I found this quote on the AllPar site: "Developed in 28 months for $2.6 billion, the 1999 Grand Cherokee was truly new, with only 127 carry-over parts (mostly fasteners)."
https://www.allpar.com/SUVs/jeep/1993-grand-cherokee.html
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