Jeep Cherokee Laredo

The stock fog lights are mounted to steel framework on the grill and can very easily be removed with the appropriate sized wrench leaving the mounting bracket in place. I replaced mine with a set of larger "off-road" type of driving lights instead of fog lights and because they're still standard 55 watt bulbs they worked perfectly with the original equipment switch. The mounting of the new ones required slight modification to the jeep factory bracket (I bent it to fit) but the result is a huge improvement in vision on dark two lane twisty country roads and since we seldom get much fog here the driving lights are a great match for me.

if it is an automatic could be spark plugs or spark plug wiring...if a manual check the fuel pump

The Headlight Power Supply (from the Headlight Control Switch to the Headlamps) is the Blue with Red Striped wire located in the bottom right-hand port on the BACK of the Headlight Control Switch. The Pink wire on the upper left port is a positive power wire also but supplies power indifferent to Ignition (Key) Position and/or Daylight Sensor. utilization of the Blue wire with Red Stripe will provide power which coresponds with the "Auto" Headlight Option on most jeep vehicles. (i.e. Automatically supplies power during low light [night] conditins and when wipers are switched "ON".)

The line probably goes from the transmission to the radiator. The engine isn't involved in the process of cooling the transmission fluid. Replacement would be as simple as removing the old one and installing a new one.

Wrong Fluid

Worn Out Fluid

Pluged Transmision Filter

Broken or Worn Band

Transmission Throttle Cable (AKA Kick-down cable) Sticking or out of adjustment.

Transmission Control Module Malfunction or the TCM May need to Relearn the shift patterns.

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If you can find driveshafts to match the yokes.

Original is 10W/30 but i use 20W/50 because it wont leak through old seals as easily.

turn signal switch u need

the correct size is a 5 1/4" however a 6 1/2" will fit

how many miles be4 i change dif oil 15.000 miles

Idler pulleys are relatively easy to replace. But if squeal goes away after 10 min, it may simply be that you need to tighten up the serpentine belt a little more.

If your Cherokee isn't functioning right in reverse then you may have a bad transmission. You should contact a professional about having it rebuilt.

, i had that problem in a 2001 it started ran 2 seconds and stalled had to get a new pcm (brain) but , sometimes your keys my need to be recoded .

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as fast as u can get before ur diff. flies apart.....just kidding......if u have the full time option it doesnt matter but unless ur in mud, snow, or offroading u dont need to run 4x4 in non fulltime setups.....

It's normal to experience some form of odor yes. If you experience discharge then see your doctor as it could be yeast. Its also very common to contract a yeast infection or a UTI after a miscarriage. Im sorry about your loss.

Have you tried turning the knob that turns your head lamps on? Sometimes that will turn your interior lights back on. Also, you might check the fuse box that is located under the dash on the drivers side, there may be a fuse blown.

it might be your rev limeter but im not there so im just guessing .are you putting it to the floor and letting up all the way

About every 30000 miles. That will do it

A shock absorber type unit attached to the drag link on the steering mechanism

A hitch is a tool usually attached to vehicles to help them tow loads.

If broke you probably will need to use a screw driver to break it open and replace. I don't know any other way in without breaking the lock.

Five years.

jack the front end up and support it then remove one of the heater hoses