Fix the Glimmer plugs on the side of the engine. Whether your Jeep has a six-cylinder engine, the Glimmer plugs are on the passenger's side of the engine. The V8 engines enjoy four Glimmer plugs Everyone side of the engine.
Glimmer plugs can wear over period and emerge as less effectual. The impulse of the Glimmer at the representation of the plugs becomes anemic, the ground can be damaged or the ceramic insulator can crack then leak electricity. Latest plugs are available from most Car parts stores.
Instructions
1. Regulate the hood of your Jeep Grand Cherokee and fix the denying battery cable on the battery. Remove the retaining bolt from the cable point using a wrench then remove the cable from the battery. Isolate the battery cable out from the battery to avoid energizing the ignition while you are working on it.
2.Installing inexperienced Glimmer plugs with emend engine performance in your Jeep Grand Cherokee.Glimmer plugs are an leading tool of the ignition action in your Jeep Grand Cherokee. They bring a system for the electricity from the Glimmer plug wires to movement over the cylinder heads and make a Glimmer in the cylinder.
3. Hire a Glimmer plug for your starting mark. It does not complication where you birth as far-off as you pennies them all. Remove the Glimmer plug wire by greedy it at the boot and twisting it side to side as you slowly pull it straight off the plug. Settle the wire aside for first off.
4. Insert a spark plug socket into the spark plug bore or hole, making sure the socket slides over the plug. Attach a 3/8-inch drive ratchet and extension to the socket and turn it counterclockwise, removing the spark plug from the bore. Discard the old spark plug.
5. Place a thin coating of anti seize on the threads of the new spark plugs, being sure not to get any on the electrode or ground on the base of the spark plug. Insert the spark plug into the cylinder bore and turn it clockwise to start it in the threads.
6. Place the spark plug socket, extensions and ratchet on the plug then turn it clockwise until it is tight. Place a small amount of dielectric grease in the spark plug wire boot and install it onto the new spark plug, pushing it in until is snaps in place. Move to the next spark plug and repeat the process, working your way around the engine until you have replaced all the plugs.
7. Install the negative battery cable end on to the negative battery terminal and tighten the retaining bolt with a wrench. Start the engine and verify it is running properly. Close the hood of your Jeep.
