Recent content by bremery88

mostly its the connector that fails. I have heard of people soldering the wires, but you can get a new sensor for about $50. To install there are two bolts that need to be pulled out that are on the bell housing (drivers side). I used a series of extensions and universal joints to get to them...

Sounds like a Camshaft Positioning sensor..... http://www.jeepz.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=323664&sid=d5a03322a7c0aede0c9e62e9266cac2d Look for my post.... I let mine sit for about an week and it would not start. Next day it started right up. This is worth a shot.

Sounds like a bad CPS (crankcase positioning sensor) There is a electrical connector next to a vaccum line on the drivers side firewall. Try unplugging this and re connect it. This connector typically fails not the senor. Replacing the sensor can be easy or hard depending on how many socket...

You can get one for real cheap from quadratec. I think I paid $30 to get it to my door. Cheap insurance in my mind.

84 CJ 7 FOR SALE I have one on my '88 made by ramsey. I am not too sure if they make it anymore, but it bolts to the subframe and looks like a brush gaurd.

I think $45 is a good deal. When I got my 767's they were $55 buck about 8 months ago. (By the way these rims bend easily so I would get them new or you might be getting ripped off on ebay)

Any "good" alignment shops with a newer setup should be able to get the specs on it for you. I would take it to a place where big trucks get aligned, they might be able to help you.

Don't know if your still having problems, but it sounds like the computer bit the dust. S ounds similar (not in all repects to what my 88 did). A garage that has a snap on scanner should be able to find the fault codes, but this really will not help you if it is the computer. If you can, get...

Seems about right. I believe that the front and rear fender flares are at different heights.

Sounds like the crankcase positioning sensor mounted on the bell housing. Easy check... Near the rear of the engine there is the connector to the Cps. (Its the one with three wires and runs behind the engine) Unplug it and reconnect it. Crank the engine. Try this a couple of times. The...

The new radiator switch did not work. I can not get the fan to come on. I believe I have some air in the system, so I bleed the system multiple times. The jeep is not over heating, but is running at 210. I know this is normal, but it ran a lot cooler before, because I took out the A/C condenser...

I replaced the relay and ran the A/C and the fan did not come on. I could not see the diode trio, but I will look again. Thanks for the suggestions. -Brandon

I have a 1988 Cherokee with the 4.0 inline six. I have a stock auxillary a/c cooling fan that will not turn on. It just stopped working. The fan unit works (I hotwired it), and I replaced the thermosat. I looked for the relay and replaced the one right near the windshield washer tank on the...

The wire harness on the crankshaft positioning sensor usually goes bad before the magnetic sensor. (THATs what happened to me) Try giggling the connector and see if your jeep will fire up. The CPS is one of the first thing the computer checks before sending a spark. Its a 40 part that I got at...

I have OME Rear springs (3" lift) They ride really nice on the road, and flex nicely off road. Worth every penny. They only make 2.5" coil springs so, if your happy with 2.5" of lift then get this kit. Rubicon express has about the same reputation as OME.