I need to replace the cam sensor on my 97 jeep wrangler were do i find it in the motor..

double posted, now adds rich but not the actual DTC number
sadly.
why not post real numbers.
we work best with hard facts not interpretations. ...

case in pont
mike uses ford book to look up jeep DTCs.
he fails.

My used 97 jeep wrangler fuel / economy problems: My vacuum canister was completely full with crud (replace). also my coolant temp sensor was bad (twice replaced), effects fuel mixture. and O2 sensors were bad (effect fuel mixture) due to being fouled by spraying too much oil on spector air filter (now wipe off excess and let dry in sun), also carb cleaner appeared to foul O2 sensors (stopped using). Also sensor input/output signals were constantly being interrupted by battery sliding into computer harness, which I cured by placing a 1" spacer on rear battery clamp to push battery away from computer. After curing these problems my fuel economy went from 55-60 miles per 1/4 tank to 75-80+ miles per 1/4 tank.

check the cam shaft sensor. it is where the dist. would go in a regular motor/

The fuse for the wipers on a 97 wrangler are located behind glove box just unhook strap that holds up glove box and replace.

you need to reset the computer. disconnecting the bat will not do it. autozone will do this for free

yes but you'll need to replace the harnesses, computers and sensors

biggest concern is bolt pattern for the trans

Check the coolant sensor, cam and crank sensor and make sure they are all plugged in.

first you need to find out the code auto zone or advance auto should give you a code reading , i try to help but without the trouble code im lost

Clean the inside of the MAF sensor with MAF sensor spray, it is made bt CRC.

check fuel pressure and check exhaust for leaks. exhaust leaks caqn play with the o2 sensor readings