removing carpet
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get a razor knife, a set of sockets/wrenches and your ipod, cd player or if your old school your record player. lol just kidding. go to town on her. i took out the carpet in the cargo area yesterday, cuz of rust, and it only took about 15-20 mins.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Applies to at least my 2000 xj
Seats 4 bolts each, 13mm on 3 bolts, 18 or 19mm on 1
Trim on front and rear doors - Phillips head screw driver or drill
Front kick panels - deep 11mm socket IIRC
Center console - two screws in the storage compartment. Pull the shifter head off (give it a good yank). Pop off the shifter panel and transfer case panel off with your fingers or flat head screw driver, underneath should be some miscellaneous screws.
Yank the e brake up and shimmy the center console out. Then pull out the heat/ac duct. You may need a torx 50 for the seat belts, and at the base of the rear seat there is a plastic clip on each side. You can pop them out with a flat head. Pulling the carpet may need some muscle to get it up and over the e brake.
Seats 4 bolts each, 13mm on 3 bolts, 18 or 19mm on 1
Trim on front and rear doors - Phillips head screw driver or drill
Front kick panels - deep 11mm socket IIRC
Center console - two screws in the storage compartment. Pull the shifter head off (give it a good yank). Pop off the shifter panel and transfer case panel off with your fingers or flat head screw driver, underneath should be some miscellaneous screws.
Yank the e brake up and shimmy the center console out. Then pull out the heat/ac duct. You may need a torx 50 for the seat belts, and at the base of the rear seat there is a plastic clip on each side. You can pop them out with a flat head. Pulling the carpet may need some muscle to get it up and over the e brake.
Last edited by BlackHammer; Oct 8, 2010 at 07:51 PM.


