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MOTOR Hi I have just put a motor in a 2002 jeep liberty and have changed the crank sensor. I have power going to one side of wires on crank sensor but nothing to the other side, so jeep won't start anyone got any suggestions please?

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On the crank sensor you should have a 5 volt reference constant with the key on and on the other wire you will only have a pulse signal(square wave) on a scope. This is the signal back to the pcm for crank reference. If you have a scanner, hook it up and simply check for crank (CKP) signal on the data screen. The common problem after an engine install on this vehicle w/ a 3.7 V6 is the cam sensor gets left unhooked because it is hard to see on the right head and the wire gets hidden.

Hope this helps..

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