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28-07-2017
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CrawlerStar
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1995 Jeep Cherokee crank sensor type?
Just a question all,
The 95' non OBD2 non facelift uses the oval type connector or square connector crank sensor?
Cheers, Hamish
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29-07-2017
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MonsterMoose
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So you have an OBD1 Pre-update Xj then?
They use the CPS with an oval plug....
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CrawlerStar
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Quote:
Originally Posted by junglejuice
So you have an OBD1 Pre-update Xj then?
They use the CPS with an oval plug....
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Thankyou! Will get down to bursons and get one in the morning. It keeps cutting out whilst driving :'(
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29-07-2017
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MonsterMoose
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So how did you determine it was that CPS at fault?
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29-07-2017
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CrawlerStar
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Quote:
Originally Posted by junglejuice
So how did you determine it was that CPS at fault?
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The old water trick. Poured 1.5l of water on the dizzy and didn't do anything. Then poured the same on the back of the engine and she went
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Full Flexer
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Just a tip it is common on the OBD2 engine management systems that aftermarket crankshaft sensors can cause rough running. They do work but I have read in many complaints the engine has a poor idle amongst other rough running complaints.
A lot of US based jeep owners swear that the only consistent reliable sensor is the mopar supplied one. You can usually order a genuine one at a reasonable cost through US ebay sites rather than the local stealership, I did recently and it arrived in about a week.
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CrawlerStar
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Join Date: May 2017
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Classic Boy
Just a tip it is common on the OBD2 engine management systems that aftermarket crankshaft sensors can cause rough running. They do work but I have read in many complaints the engine has a poor idle amongst other rough running complaints.
A lot of US based jeep owners swear that the only consistent reliable sensor is the mopar supplied one. You can usually order a genuine one at a reasonable cost through US ebay sites rather than the local stealership, I did recently and it arrived in about a week.
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Hmmmm... Obd1 would this be an issue?
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