Replaced air charge sensor on 94 wrangler

[jessejeep94]

Ok any help is well apprecated . I had a cell light on it was flashing 23 so i replaced the sensor but still pullng same code and reacting the same , its like a lil sputter . Please help asapmmmmmmmmm

 

[SteelHeadz]

Code 23- Intake Air temp. sensor voltage Low. this means,the sensor input is Below the Minimun acceptable Range.. Check the wiring and connector to the sensor for a short or rub through in the harness, if it checks ok, follow the wires through the harness. it's either a Short to ground or open.

 

[jessejeep94]

I did that found the short and also got tps code when i was looking i seen the lip to the tps senser was chipped so i replaced and BAM fixed..thanks guys . One more thing how does one bleed brakes in rear with out the bleeder bolt it seams to be rusted to nothing. Thanks

 

[SteelHeadz]

I did that found the short and also got tps code when i was looking i seen the lip to the tps senser was chipped so i replaced and BAM fixed..thanks guys . One more thing how does one bleed brakes in rear with out the bleeder bolt it seams to be rusted to nothing. Thanks

Try bleeding it from the Banjo bolt on the line.

 

[jessejeep94]

Re: Replaced air charge sensor on 94 wranglerl

Try bleeding it from the Banjo bolt on the line.[/Q the banjo bolt it located where at the end of the brake line? The only banjo i no of is in the fuel line. Please elaberate

 

[SteelHeadz]

Re: Replaced air charge sensor on 94 wranglerl

Try bleeding it from the Banjo bolt on the line.[/Q the banjo bolt it located where at the end of the brake line? The only banjo i no of is in the fuel line. Please elaberate

I'm sorry, my mistake. i said Banjo bolt with a rear Disc brake system in mind. you have a 94, so it would be a Drum brake instead right?, if it is, you can try bleeding it from the line fitting on the brake cylinder of the wheel you wish to bleed.

 

[jessejeep94]

Re: Replaced air charge sensor on 94 wranglerl

I'm sorry, my mistake. i said Banjo bolt with a rear Disc brake system in mind. you have a 94, so it would be a Drum brake instead right?, if it is, you can try bleeding it from the line fitting on the brake cylinder of the wheel you wish to bleed.[/QU