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If the jumper cables were hooked up the wrong way by mistake on a 1997 Grand Cherokee Laredo 5.2L, it might be necessary to check the alternator to make sure it is turning in the right direction. If the battery is still being charged, the vehicle should be fine. A high idle could be a problem with the EFI or Electronic Fuel Injectors.

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Q: Hooked up my jumper cables the wrong way by mistake in my 97 grand Cherokee Laredo 5.2l does this have a separate voltage regulator component or is it located inside of the alternator IT RUNS HI IDLE?
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