How to replace a manifold absolute pressure “MAP” sensor on a Jeep Wrangler YJ that we think is causing sputtering. The reason we replaced our MAP sensor was that we had an error code 14 for low or high voltage. This is bad because the MAP sensor monitors the engine vacuum to tell the load, …
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Could it be the Throttle Position Sensor? We go over where the throttle position is, how to replace it, and what error codes lead us to replace the TPS. Our error codes for the Jeep were 14 and 24, 14 is the map volage is incorrect, 24 is a voltage issue for the Throttle Position …
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How to replace the crankshaft position sensor for a Jeep Wrangler YJ and XJ. Our Jeep has a body lift on it making this job a little easier. It is still a tight squeeze to reach the crankshaft sensor that is over halfway up on the driverside transmission bell housing. The crankshaft position sensor on …
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