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I've been following Mike Spera's posts about refurbishing the interior of 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	his Cherokee and have some questions about replaceing a headliner. The headliner in our Aztec has several zippers, some of which don't work and a couple of which are ripped out causeing air leaks and cold drafts. During our annual next month we plan on removeing the plastic window trim pieces for some paint and polish and as long as we have them out, I'm wondering how hard it is to replace the headliner. For just a few hundred bucks we can get a new one from Airtex that would definately fix the drafts and dress up the interior. It would also give us a good reason to snoop underneith it and inspect the cables, pulleys, and air vents more closely. Has anybody tackled it? What's involved? How many hours? Thanks again, Jim  | 
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