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Disconnect the battery.
Raise the vehicle on a jack,and place jackstands or concrete blocks under vehicle for safety.
The starter is located on the passenger side,beneath the exhaust manifold.
Remove the two bolts that attach the starter to the engine block.
CAREFULLY...maneuver the starter till you can lower it by hand...its awkwad and heavy...so be careful!!
Remove the wires still attached to starter,noting thier location.
Installation is the reverse of these steps!!
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