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Bookmark or Share- Jeep Cherokee 1984-2001: How to Replace Crankshaft Position SensorStep 1 – Lift Jeep and disconnect battery. Lift the jeep using a jack and set it on jack stands. You may want to forgo the jack stand on the driver's side to make a little more room to work in. Disconnect the negative (black) battery cable and move it where it won't accidentally touch the battery terminal. Figure 1.
- VIN Decoder - Jeep Cherokee ForumJust enter a VIN in the above field, click the DECODE button, and obtain: And more! We support 17-character VINs from 1981 to the present. Note: This product is intended to provide a general description of the information generated by the entered vehicle's Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and some pieces of data may be general to that ...
- Jeep Cherokee 1984-2001: The Ultimate Exhaust GuideThis article applies to the Jeep Cherokee XJ (1984-2001). Exhaust systems help your vehicle expel the result of the motor's combustion. Proper expulsion of these gasses produces horsepower and torque. Your vehicle's exhaust system comprises of a header or "exhaust manifold," downpipe, catalytic converter, oxygen sensors, clamps, steel or ...
- Your Guide to "EXTREMELY common problems with an ... - Jeep Cherokee ForumFix: Take off the door panel and the interior trim to the left of the pedals. Follow the wires from the window switch to where they pass through the door and into the cab of the vehicle. Look for breaks in the wires - this is extremely common. You can either. A) Repair/replace the wire, or.
- Why your steering wanders or seems loose. - Jeep Enthusiast ForumsThere's no exception, if you lifted your jeep, your castor angle is wrong and your steering demonstrates one or more of the following characteristics: 1) The steering wanders, particularly at higher speeds. 2) The steering wheel has a lot of play, usually 1-2" before the wheels turn. 3) The steering wheel doesn't center itself after a turn.
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