'91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
08-15-2004, 01:51 AM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
Wblane did pass the time by typing:
> Doug, thanks for the response, but the wires aren't only frayed, one of them
> has broken. I just picked up a Bosch replacement O2 sensor. I just hope I can
> find a long enough zip tie to do the job.
That would then depend on the wire that's broke. Two of them are for the
heater circuit. If either one of those are broke you will just run rich
for the first few minutes of run time. Can't say for sure since I don't
have your years wiring diagram.
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DougW
> Doug, thanks for the response, but the wires aren't only frayed, one of them
> has broken. I just picked up a Bosch replacement O2 sensor. I just hope I can
> find a long enough zip tie to do the job.
That would then depend on the wire that's broke. Two of them are for the
heater circuit. If either one of those are broke you will just run rich
for the first few minutes of run time. Can't say for sure since I don't
have your years wiring diagram.
--
DougW
08-15-2004, 01:51 AM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
Wblane did pass the time by typing:
> Doug, thanks for the response, but the wires aren't only frayed, one of them
> has broken. I just picked up a Bosch replacement O2 sensor. I just hope I can
> find a long enough zip tie to do the job.
That would then depend on the wire that's broke. Two of them are for the
heater circuit. If either one of those are broke you will just run rich
for the first few minutes of run time. Can't say for sure since I don't
have your years wiring diagram.
--
DougW
> Doug, thanks for the response, but the wires aren't only frayed, one of them
> has broken. I just picked up a Bosch replacement O2 sensor. I just hope I can
> find a long enough zip tie to do the job.
That would then depend on the wire that's broke. Two of them are for the
heater circuit. If either one of those are broke you will just run rich
for the first few minutes of run time. Can't say for sure since I don't
have your years wiring diagram.
--
DougW
08-15-2004, 01:51 AM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
Wblane did pass the time by typing:
> Doug, thanks for the response, but the wires aren't only frayed, one of them
> has broken. I just picked up a Bosch replacement O2 sensor. I just hope I can
> find a long enough zip tie to do the job.
That would then depend on the wire that's broke. Two of them are for the
heater circuit. If either one of those are broke you will just run rich
for the first few minutes of run time. Can't say for sure since I don't
have your years wiring diagram.
--
DougW
> Doug, thanks for the response, but the wires aren't only frayed, one of them
> has broken. I just picked up a Bosch replacement O2 sensor. I just hope I can
> find a long enough zip tie to do the job.
That would then depend on the wire that's broke. Two of them are for the
heater circuit. If either one of those are broke you will just run rich
for the first few minutes of run time. Can't say for sure since I don't
have your years wiring diagram.
--
DougW
08-22-2004, 05:10 AM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
In message <20040814160515.04727.00002917@mb-m10.aol.com>, "Wblane" wrote:
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
08-22-2004, 05:10 AM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
In message <20040814160515.04727.00002917@mb-m10.aol.com>, "Wblane" wrote:
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
08-22-2004, 05:10 AM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
In message <20040814160515.04727.00002917@mb-m10.aol.com>, "Wblane" wrote:
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
08-22-2004, 05:10 AM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
In message <20040814160515.04727.00002917@mb-m10.aol.com>, "Wblane" wrote:
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light to
come on? Imagine that...
>when I was changing the oil I noticed the wiring harness for the O2 sensor was
>shredded, evidentally by the front propeller shaft. I'm thinking I might
>zip-tie the new O2 harness to the 4WD push cable assembly so it'll be out of
>the way of the front prop shaft. Anyone have any alternative ideas? Am I
>risking my Catalytic converter by continuing to drive the vehicle this way?
>-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
08-25-2004, 03:47 PM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
Yeah, you were right, but I thought you and Mike R. (and some other people too,
maybe even Bill ------) had decided it IS possible for a loose gas cap to cause
the check engine light to go on? So can a loose gas cap cause the check engine
light to come on or not?
>>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
>
>Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light
>to
>come on? Imagine that.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
maybe even Bill ------) had decided it IS possible for a loose gas cap to cause
the check engine light to go on? So can a loose gas cap cause the check engine
light to come on or not?
>>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
>
>Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light
>to
>come on? Imagine that.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
08-25-2004, 03:47 PM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
Yeah, you were right, but I thought you and Mike R. (and some other people too,
maybe even Bill ------) had decided it IS possible for a loose gas cap to cause
the check engine light to go on? So can a loose gas cap cause the check engine
light to come on or not?
>>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
>
>Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light
>to
>come on? Imagine that.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
maybe even Bill ------) had decided it IS possible for a loose gas cap to cause
the check engine light to go on? So can a loose gas cap cause the check engine
light to come on or not?
>>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
>
>Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light
>to
>come on? Imagine that.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
08-25-2004, 03:47 PM
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Re: '91' XJ+borla header+propeller shaft=shredded O2 sensor wiring
Yeah, you were right, but I thought you and Mike R. (and some other people too,
maybe even Bill ------) had decided it IS possible for a loose gas cap to cause
the check engine light to go on? So can a loose gas cap cause the check engine
light to come on or not?
>>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
>
>Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light
>to
>come on? Imagine that.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
maybe even Bill ------) had decided it IS possible for a loose gas cap to cause
the check engine light to go on? So can a loose gas cap cause the check engine
light to come on or not?
>>I've been having intermittent check engine light problems w/my Cherokee ever
>>since I had the header swapped out. Now I know why,
>
>Gee, you mean the loose gas cap wasn't really causing the check engine light
>to
>come on? Imagine that.
-Bill (remove "botizer" to reply via email)
