ok i am pulling out my interior on my 90 cherokee and have it all out except that pass front seat. the two front bolts are rounded and are now not abnle to be gripped by any of my sockets. and help or ideas please. i need this out so i can repair my floor two rust holes so far and the pass carpet is still wet hopefully not another one. also any one know where i can find replacement panels to weld in? thanks much needed.

also rebuild and clean my starter or buy new this is a budget build and dont want to spend money the starter works and is turning my engine over but its slow. any one take apart and clean a starter? help me

 

PB Blaster the hell out of them... leave them sit for a day if you can.. get the biggest badest vice grips you can find.. Heat/torching also works sometimes but it would be a little dangerous inside

 

can anybody help me with the starter?

 

New. Depending on your year, you can use various years to fit. I EASILY put a brand new 1998 in my 1999 and I changed over the plug-n-play clip and saved.......$100 bucks!!!! A brand new 1998 starter was $99 bucks at NAPA. LIFETIME warranty and no core charge because its new. Ill eventually rebuild my old one and have a spare. If you can afford $99 bucks on a new one, do it. The lifetime warranty alone is worth the $99 bucks.

 

I have a 90 Laredo what others can I use

 

Does any one have a write up for this? Or send me the link. I need to take it apart and clean it. Also where it is and how to take it out. This is a budget build. I don't want to spend alot of money when I can rebuild it. I have a 90 Cherokee Laredo. Any help is appreciated thank you

 

Irwin damaged bolt extracters:

 

Can any one help with the starter please

 

SawZall the head of the bolts off then grip the remaining part w/ Vice Grips. then replace with new ones and Anti seize.

 

I had this same problem. It's most likely NOT the starter motor. The starter uses the engine block as a ground - in my case I had a poor connection between the starter body and the engine block. I cleaned it up nice and shiny and reinstalled the starter and it's been fine ever since.

It also prompted me to do a lengthy write-up. You need to pay attention to "Procedure #3". Refreshing your grounds is paramount.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/non...writeup-71401/

 

Pound on the next size smaller socket. Pb for a few days