20 Most Recent 1995 Jeep Cherokee 2 Door - Page 5 Questions & Answers

There is 2 coolant Temp sensors on a 96. One in the front by the thermostat, one in the same linear location but towards the back of the motor. Same part, came connector. Look back there and replace that one as well.

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I am pretty sure that the crank sensor is what fires the injectors. Make sure the sensor is good and that it is receiving the signal from the flex plate.

This isn't much of an answer, more a reminder, did you check the owners manual? It might seem like a long shot, but it is the first place I'd look and I'm a master tech with 44 yrs. It can be something simple like a door is not closed all the way. It just takes a minute to see if there is a suggestion in the manual. Keep smiling.

One is usually under dash drivers side or on side of dash and other is under hood....usually by battery.

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I've had a loose steering wheel/column on my Chevy S10 a few times, and each time I had to take off the steering wheel and take out some of the guts to get to the loose bolts, they were still hard to reach and i could really only tighten one really good, if you take pics as you go you won't forget where each thing goes :)

Hello, please check all fuses first, if ok under hood I believe on pass front junction box locate the (IOD) fuse which will be labeled (IOD) on box cover and in owners manual fuse location and amp size. It may be a different color than all the other fuses. Pull the (IOD) fuse out and wait for a few minutes and reinstall. Try starting vehicle. Also when alternator problem addressed make sure main 40 to 80 amp max fuse is not blown out. Just to be on safe side recheck battery ground and other ground wires that may have been disturbed during repair. To check glow plugs if all else fails right rear top of engine is coolant temp sensor, disconnect sensor, this will cause ECU to think its cold and energize glow plugs, and allowing glow plug light to be illuminated.

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You are experiencing voltage spikes in the battery charging system, You need this repaired ASAP as it can damage the electronics.

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Sound like the window regulator is coming apart if there is any motor noise replace the regulator