94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
09-26-2006, 09:01 PM
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94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it .
i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee limited i
went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front of the
vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat shield, if
you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this metal like
hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after you removed
the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in there..
now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
unplug it
Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how to
remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee limited i
went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front of the
vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat shield, if
you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this metal like
hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after you removed
the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in there..
now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
unplug it
Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how to
remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
09-26-2006, 09:32 PM
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Re: 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
fade_ebay wrote:
> All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> there..
>
> now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> unplug it
>
> Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
>
> my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
--
DougW
> All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> there..
>
> now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> unplug it
>
> Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
>
> my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
--
DougW
09-26-2006, 09:32 PM
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Re: 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
fade_ebay wrote:
> All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> there..
>
> now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> unplug it
>
> Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
>
> my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
--
DougW
> All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> there..
>
> now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> unplug it
>
> Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
>
> my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
--
DougW
09-26-2006, 09:32 PM
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Re: 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
fade_ebay wrote:
> All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> there..
>
> now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> unplug it
>
> Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
>
> my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
--
DougW
> All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> there..
>
> now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> unplug it
>
> Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
>
> my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
--
DougW
09-26-2006, 10:49 PM
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Re: 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
Doug, if you take 3 minutes to drop one end of the front drive shaft,
the job is MUCH easier. My arms just don't have enough clearance with
that shaft in place. Also lets you work with a wobble extension at
less of an angle. Still a PITA.
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 01:32:19 UTC "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> fade_ebay wrote:
> > All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> > . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> > limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> > of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> > shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> > metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> > you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> > there..
> >
> > now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> > remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> > wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> > looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> > plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> > unplug it
> >
> > Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> > fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> > well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> > mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> > to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
> >
> > my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
>
> I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
> On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
> the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
>
--
Will Honea
the job is MUCH easier. My arms just don't have enough clearance with
that shaft in place. Also lets you work with a wobble extension at
less of an angle. Still a PITA.
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 01:32:19 UTC "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> fade_ebay wrote:
> > All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> > . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> > limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> > of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> > shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> > metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> > you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> > there..
> >
> > now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> > remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> > wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> > looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> > plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> > unplug it
> >
> > Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> > fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> > well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> > mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> > to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
> >
> > my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
>
> I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
> On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
> the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
>
--
Will Honea
09-26-2006, 10:49 PM
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Re: 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
Doug, if you take 3 minutes to drop one end of the front drive shaft,
the job is MUCH easier. My arms just don't have enough clearance with
that shaft in place. Also lets you work with a wobble extension at
less of an angle. Still a PITA.
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 01:32:19 UTC "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> fade_ebay wrote:
> > All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> > . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> > limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> > of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> > shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> > metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> > you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> > there..
> >
> > now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> > remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> > wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> > looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> > plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> > unplug it
> >
> > Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> > fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> > well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> > mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> > to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
> >
> > my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
>
> I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
> On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
> the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
>
--
Will Honea
the job is MUCH easier. My arms just don't have enough clearance with
that shaft in place. Also lets you work with a wobble extension at
less of an angle. Still a PITA.
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 01:32:19 UTC "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> fade_ebay wrote:
> > All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> > . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> > limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> > of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> > shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> > metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> > you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> > there..
> >
> > now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> > remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> > wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> > looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> > plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> > unplug it
> >
> > Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> > fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> > well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> > mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> > to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
> >
> > my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
>
> I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
> On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
> the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
>
--
Will Honea
09-26-2006, 10:49 PM
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Re: 94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Crank shaft sensor
Doug, if you take 3 minutes to drop one end of the front drive shaft,
the job is MUCH easier. My arms just don't have enough clearance with
that shaft in place. Also lets you work with a wobble extension at
less of an angle. Still a PITA.
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 01:32:19 UTC "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> fade_ebay wrote:
> > All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> > . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> > limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> > of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> > shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> > metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> > you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> > there..
> >
> > now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> > remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> > wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> > looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> > plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> > unplug it
> >
> > Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> > fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> > well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> > mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> > to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
> >
> > my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
>
> I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
> On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
> the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
>
--
Will Honea
the job is MUCH easier. My arms just don't have enough clearance with
that shaft in place. Also lets you work with a wobble extension at
less of an angle. Still a PITA.
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 01:32:19 UTC "DougW"
<post.replies@invalid.address> wrote:
> fade_ebay wrote:
> > All i have to say is i started it yesterday and still cant get to it
> > . i belive i acctually located it on a V8 5.2 L grand cherokee
> > limited i went from the left side of the engine (IE facing the front
> > of the vehical) Removed the ECU, the Coolant Container, the heat
> > shield, if you can get it off, i just bent mine , and there is this
> > metal like hose that connects to the engine with 2 10 MM bolds after
> > you removed the bolts it just slides up and u can put ur hand in
> > there..
> >
> > now how i located the plug, i went down the right side of the jeep (
> > remeber this is all in the rear of the engine where the Spark plug
> > wires all bunch of, the CAP or whatever.. anyways, i used a light and
> > looked around it might take a bit of spotting but once you found the
> > plug looks similar if you buy the new part u can spot if quicker,
> > unplug it
> >
> > Now reach in the left side and pull it out so now you can guide your
> > fingers to the sensor.. how to see the sensor or how to remove it..
> > well... Good luck ill let you know how i do, i just happend to have a
> > mini wireless camera im gonna try to stick in there to visualize how
> > to remove it it and god i hope i have the right sensor!
> >
> > my aim is clonedforever if you have any questions,
>
> I thought it was at the 11 o-clock position on the transmission bell housing.
> On the 4.0 you get to it by going up from underneath and reaching between
> the front drive shaft and the transmission. Major pain in the ***.
>
--
Will Honea
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