get a chilton....it's all in there, and if you need to ask you need it. haynes is all right but chilton is mas bueno. on a brighter note it's not hard if you're good with your hands, odds are it goes something like this.
1)put front on jack stands so the frame is 1-2 feet off the ground. remove wheel and fender liner on side of belt.
2) support motor on a piece of wood using a jack, this will give you the ability of raising and lowering it as you need (NOT TOO MUCH!, also place a jcakstand at a safe point for the motor to drop to in case you jack rig malfunctions)
3) remove motor mount totally piece by piece. (this may require some dropping and lowering to accomplish)
remove timing belt cover and anything else that might be in the way of doing that (hoses, move pumps, zip tie what you need to so it stays out of the way. also the serp belt and crankpully need to go{requires a GOOD impact gun})
4 do you timing belt deal and mark everything (put motor in tdc first so as to avoid moving things once the belt is off) replace tensioner and whatever other goodies you want (pump))
5) reassemble in reverse order, TORQUE TO SPEC!
you should get a book if not for the instructions then for the torque specs. you will most likely need new motor mount bolts ~7$ and a timing belt kit, i would personally suggest the dealer kit and bolts. the water pump could be from wherever, just get a new one.
hope i helped.
also join a good forum online. they can be lifesavers and have tons of writeups for you to gaze and ponder at.
the water pump is located underneath the timing belt cover and requires that the timing belt be removed in order to replace it as it is driven by the timing belt.
remove timing chain
If it's the same as a 1996 which I have, it is advised to use a kit, meaning, in addition to the timing belt and water pump, you also need to replace the tensioner, idler, thermostat, drive belts. You will also need coolant.
The water pump is driven by the timing belt, so.....afraid not.
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The water pump is located behind the timing belt cover and is driven by the timing belt. You need to reove it to gain access to the water pump.
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You take it to the shop. You have to take off the timing belt to do the water pump
The water pump is driven by the timing belt. If you take it all apart you should replace the timing belt at the same time. The water pump is in the block behind the timing cover.
Not one penny. The 1996 Jeep Cherokee does not have a timing belt. It has a timing chain.
I paid $1,200 about a year ago to have my timing belt and water pump changed.2.0.
Hi Its located under the timing belt cover......better plan on replacing the timing bet too