hey i have a 93 cherokee sport and im pretty sure that my crank position sensor is going out on me so i got a new one and am going to attempt to replace it ive done a bunch of research on this but i was just wondering if anyone has done this on the same year jeep and has any tips or a general layout of how to do this that would help alot thanks

 

lots of long extensions and a buddy to grab the bolts and plastic cover so they dont fall into the bell housing.

 

That was the most worthless reply I've ever read wats the point of that if u have good information and wana help out and not just be a faggit then please your help would b greatly appreciated

 

How about you put down the peace pipe, step away from the computer, and go crawl around your jeep. If you need to ask where and how to do this easy repair then i doubt you can do it by yourself without someone holding your hand.

 

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he meant a long extension from under neath while a friend grabs the bolts from the top that is the easiset way

 

hahahaha whoah! somebodys cranky! but i gotta say ive done mine on my 96... and thats the best advice there is! haha so you fail.....

 

Rethink your reply if you want ANY help on this forum.

 

if you dont like the help someone has gave you why do you even ask you obviously know what your doing already... go out there get your hands dirty and start ****ing up your own jeep you obviously dont need anyone else help

 

Google is your friend along with a Haynes manual.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5728720_repl...-cherokee.html
http://www.lunghd.com/Tech_Articles/...iagnostics.htm

 

You will need alot of extensions like 4 foot and a universal joint makes it a little easier. Get your friend to line up the socket and the u turn the rachet from under the XJ. You will be positioned near the Crossmember

 

lmao!! you really should go and get a manual and google search how to do it also go snag a lighter that you hit the pipe with, and check see if theres any gas up inside your filler neck

 

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I am about to do my Crank Sensor as well. So when you say 4' of extension, that would be to run the ratchet down through the engine bay?? You think I could do it with 12" extension and a universal joint going from under my Jeep??? I removed my front drive shaft a long time ago, so I don't have to worry about that getting in my way. I was looking at it earlier and it looks like I can get it with the 12" extension from underneath.

 

The Haynes manual just says to remove the two bolts and pull out the sensor. Wow, usually they are more helpful than that.....