Yes, sounds like a loose connection internaly or the Brushes are on there last legs, have it repaired or replaced before it costs you a tow job. Bad brushes will pitt the armature if you plan to have it repaired do it now and hopfully it won't cost you an armature.
The obvious answer is the one the Jeep sells at its dealerships parts department.
On the starter
It is on the starter.
It is on the starter.
The starter relay is built on the starter.
The solenoid is built on the starter.
The starter is on the lower passenger side of the engine.
Yes, the starter should be a direct fit
Starter solenoid is on the starter. Transmission solenoids are inside the transmission.
back side of the starter its self
Do you mean the spark plugs are not producing spark? Or do you mean the engine turns over but does not start? Check battery terminals, fuses, and the starter. I had this problem on my 98 wrangler. it was the starter selinoid. 1. get under your jeep 2. located the starter(passenger side on the side on the transmission near the engine block) 3. tap it with a wrench or a hammer(don't bang on it, just a solid tap) while someone tries to crank it. If it starts its your starter assembly. They are about $150-$200
The starter solenoid is on the starter. Transmission solenoid is in or on the transmission.