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For Jeep Cherokees with a 4.0 engine; (if you are standing in front of the vehicle looking back at the engine compartment) the spark plugs are on the left side / the same side as your battery. What look like spark plugs on the right side of the engine are actually your fuel injectors. On the exact opposite side of the engine block, all 6 spark plugs are held in place with a long rectangular box (called a coil pack) that has 3 small raised boxes on it. The coil pack is the length of the engine block and about 1 1/2 wide. There are 4 large approx 1/2 bolts that hold this coil pack in place. There is a plug on the back end / closest to the fire wall where you can upplug this coil pack but I couldn't unplug it.
Simply, remove the 4 bolts holding the coil pack in place, lift the coil pack away from the engine block and the spark plugs are exposed. The boots that attach to the spark plugs are "fixed" in to the coil pack. Replace your spark plugs some type of using anti-sieze compound, adjust your gap, and torque to 19 lbs. NOTE: use dielectric grease on plug boots and coil pack ends of wires. can also be used on plug in bulbs.
The above answer is great but if they are platinum plugs don't bother setting gap because you usually don't get a spec anyways and you do more harm than good. The gap is preset.
Look at where the plugs should be, you will see black rectangular things there. These are coil packs. remove the nuts and pull them off. The plugs are now showing. Hope this helps
it is a diagram of the engine?
just pull them out. it doesnt take a genius
No.
They are under the coils.where are the coils?
Dirty spark plugs can occur on any make, model, or year. Changing the spark plugs should be done for maintenance, such as when you do a tune up.
The 1993 Jeep grand Cherokee brake light switch simply plugs in and out. The brake light switch is located beneath the dashboard on the drivers side of the engine compartment.
Generally I change platinum plugs at 100K and regular plugs at 50K.
Look for black square things that look like they would be covering the sparkplugs. Those are coil packs, just remove them and the plugs are under them.
Beneath their coils.
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