Questions & Answers for: crank sensor wrangler

crank sensor. One way to check is while cranking watch the tach. If there is no movement then most likely it needs a crank sensor. If the sensor is good you will see a slight bounce in the tach. crank

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Question about 1988 Wrangler

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...not start put new module and pick up in the distributor no fire 6 cyl jeep wrangler please help if its equiped with a crank sensor i would chk. that, if crank sensor bad you won't get no spark

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Question about 1992 Wrangler

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...crank angle sensor is the same for both. It is located on the bell housing up near the front at about the 10:00 PM position. The Cam position sensor is located in the Distributor on both engines as ...

Question about 1993 Wrangler

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...crank sensor 3 times in 3 years it's always started after that. I replaced the crank sensor and it still won't start. Now I'm getting a cam sensor code. I'm worried that if I replace the cam it won't ...

Question about 1999 Wrangler

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...It started, ran for a couple minutes then died. It will not start but cranks. Checking wires but what else can or should I check? Could it be a sensor? yes the crank sensor is probebly your

crank sensor last year along with engine rebuild. Jeep runs than shuts off engine cranks but won't start. let set 4 or 5 min. starts right up runs good a mile or so shuts off again. any sugestions? It

Question about 1997 Wrangler

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...crank, no start. has no communication with scan tool. has sat all summer. crank sensor likely-may be distributor sensor but my 98 sport was crank sensor situated in bell housing timed by ...

...crank sensor on a 1990 Jeep Wrangler Where do you look in order to find the crank sensor? crank sensors measure the reluctor wheel at the crankshaft of the engine, so look between the engine and the ...

...body. But I can't get it to start. It cranks and when I spray it with starter fluid it still does not start. Any ideas I was told it could be the crank shaft sensor. Absolute pressure ...

...No spark from coil. Replaced coil and crank sensor. Check all your fuses, check power to your coil, I doubt the crank sensor was bad unless it threw an engine light at you. Ohm out your plug

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