Istalling a headliner is not that difficult. First, remove everything that is bolted or screwed to the existing headliner, e.g., sun visors, luggage bar supports, etc. Next, remove anything that is bolted or screwed to the trim pieces that contact the headliner, e.g., shoulder strap supports. Next, firmly pull the trim pieces from the sides, rear and front. Next, pull the headliner down from the rear and slide it out through the tail gate.
After that go to the fabric store and purchase foam backed headliner material and about two cans of headliner adhesive. Remove the material from the old headliner and clean the residual off with a putty scraper or stiff brush. After the headliner is clean and dry, spray it with headliner adhesive. Let dry until tacky. Next, spray the foam side of the headliner material with adhesive. When tacky apply the headliner material to the headliner shell. Work in sections and be careful to stretch and smooth the material as you go. Fold material over the ends as possible. Finally trim off the excess and cut the necessary holes for the sunroof, if so equipped, screws for the sun visors, etc.
Installation is the reverse of removal.
Remove the wheel; remove the brake pads and caliper; the rotor should slide off of the lug bolts.
YesYes
No transmissions are interchangable in this model.
No.
The engine computer.
1295
No. A 1997 does not use a coil rail.
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Yes. Only Front for driver and right front passenger
yes, they are located in front rigth side under the bumper
On a 1997 Jeep Cherokee Laredo, the EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) valve is located on the intake manifold, near the back of the engine. It is typically mounted to the intake manifold and connected to the exhaust system via a pipe. To access it, you may need to remove some components for better visibility and reach. Always consult the vehicle's service manual for specific details and diagrams.
The oil pressure sensor on a 1997 V8 is on the top rear of the engine next to the distributor.