1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee "putting head back 2" Questions

...back together you dont need new bolts unless they are stretched put flat edge on bolt if all threads touch then bolt is good if any dont touch buy new ones depending on your finances its easiest to ...

...back on and work through the center with the wheel on the ground. Using a good breaker bar (without a flex head, sometimes adding a long pipe over the handle helps), break the center nut free. Then ...

...back in it turns on. Someone told me it was the realy switch. Where is it located? the relay switch is located behind the passenger side head light. I just replaced mine 2 weeks ago. The manual says ...

...short inside the computer enclosure. i backed out the two torqs head screws, cut them off shorter and put them back in. hasnt done it once in 6 months. It wouldn't go five miles before. I hate ...

putting intake back on make to put the bottom on first. The head usually has 2 small dowels to help you line it up. After you line the dowels to the manifold it will fit perfectly. Put a bolt and cone

...head of the bolt is turned 1/3 of a turn each time and reset. You might have to put 2 wrenches together for the torque required to remove the bolts...the back nuts are welded to the frame and do not ...

...head screw driver in between the metal and the plastic pannel. Then star opening it in a uniform manner only start opening from side till you open it since it has a bunch of plastic clips going all ...

...back and the vehicle should run properly again. Let me know, Chip Sounds like compression rings on piston since you said it blew out the dipstick . That could be blow by into the oil pan. If it is a ...

...back into the house. While smoking a pack of cigarettes, I thought, Gee, it runs with the cover off, but not with it on. DUH, wonder what it could be? So I backed out the two screws that hold the ...

...back of the steering knuckle. Loosen them each about 1/2" and using a hammer and a 12 point socket you don't want (you will damage it but save the bolt heads) drive them in and the bearing hub will ...