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I love you i love you i love you!!!!!!!!!! Replacef both o2s and still having problems!!! Just checked the fuses and of course one was blown!!! Wooooooohoooooo its been ddriving me insane!
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As everyone else said before, YOU ARE THE MAN!!!! The wires on my Cat O2 were riped out by some limbs, replaced sensor and PO141 came back after a day. Then PO135 the same day. Replaced front sensor #1 which cleared it for a couple days, then the CEL came on again. I was worried it was the ECM. The fuse was blown. Thanks again!
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Does anybody have a picture of where its located cause I went to go look for it and where everybody is sayin it is I have an empty spot there was no fuse in it? I've spent close to 300 to try to get it fixed.
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The fuse box is located on the passenger side of the engine compartment. The fuses i am pointing at are the O2 censor heater fuses.
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Awesome!! Same problem and fix here. CEL popped a few days ago, had the ECM scanned and it came back with P0132, 135, 138, and 141. The wiring on the upstream O2 sensor was chaffing against the FWD drive shaft slide joint. The harness was WAY too long as verified when I bought the OE replacement which came with much shorter harness. The new sensor cleared 135 and 141 but even after disconnecting and reconnecting the battery the CEL would reappear and the engine would chug and hesitate. Went Google surfing and found this thread. MUCHAS GRACIAS to dudels99!!! Found a blown 20A fuse, replaced it and reset battery power. No CEL and the engine runs like a champ now!
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I have the same problem with two of my offroad Cherokees but the fuse only last a few min on both and all new sensors on both. Looking for someone that has any knowledge of why
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How's everyone doing .good I hope I've been having the same problem with the o 2 sensors I replaced both of them and just whent out side to check the fuses but their all good. Have anyone ran into this problem and have you found a solution for it.thanks.
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Originally Posted by Nice guy
How's everyone doing .good I hope I've been having the same problem with the o 2 sensors I replaced both of them and just whent out side to check the fuses but their all good. Have anyone ran into this problem and have you found a solution for it.thanks.
What year is this XJ?
You should fill out your Jeep info in your User CP, or put it in as a signature.
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I know this is a crazy old post BUT:Originally Posted by dudels99
had the same thing happen, wires rubbed the driveline and shorted the system. I replaced both o2 sensers still had problems, come to find out there is fuses for the o2 sensors, found one blown fuse, changed it and all prolems went away. the fuse is unmarked, located in the fuse block under the hood next to batt.
I cant begin to thank you enough. Just spent 3 hrs repairing a shredded wiring harness for my downstream o2 sensor - you all know the drill hah. CEL goes off, day later CEL comes on now its my o2 sensor heaters
However, thanks to this post I checked my fuses before ripping that &&$*@*$ wiring harness out and soldering everything, everywhere. Bingo Bango theres a blown fuse.
MY MAN!!!!

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I have a similar issue. Its throwing both p0132 and p0138 on the cel. 2 brand new oem ntk sensors. All fuses are fine and accounted for and the engine will still sputter and stall at idle and chokes down rendering the tgrittle useless until it clears up and im getting rather ahitty mileage. Between 12 to 15 mpg.Originally Posted by dudels99
can we make this a sticky or something of the sort, I have seen this post a couple of times under trouble codes (po132) , (po135) ,(po138)
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i was having the same idle issues, but no CEL. Decided it was prob the tps so I pulled it and cleaned it off. The next day, CEL comes on and I get the codes run. What do you know?? O2 sensors. I went ahead and replaced the tps (it was the original), but I’m still having the codes with rough idle/no power. I’ll be checking the fuses tomorrow. Thanks in advance!
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So the fuse was blown. I replaced it, drove 15 miles but still had the idle issue. Checked the fuse again and it was blown again. I guess I will be searching for a short tomorrow. :/
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I wish mine was that simple. Ive got good fuses and everythi ng has good continuuty but has 02 codes and rough idle if left at idle for long. Pulled the upstream sensir to bypass the cat and ut ran consustent but ran rich. Will be replacing the cat soon and then the tps. The whole jeep is original on mine.Originally Posted by Mamcleo
So the fuse was blown. I replaced it, drove 15 miles but still had the idle issue. Checked the fuse again and it was blown again. I guess I will be searching for a short tomorrow. :/
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Let us know what you find out. Im still chasing the dragonOriginally Posted by Mamcleo
So the fuse was blown. I replaced it, drove 15 miles but still had the idle issue. Checked the fuse again and it was blown again. I guess I will be searching for a short tomorrow. :/
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I already replaced the TPS (it was original), but it didn’t help very much. I slid underneath for a few minutes and couldn’t find anything obvious. Hopefully it will be a quick (cheap) fix. Originally Posted by Hmwspade01
I wish mine was that simple. Ive got good fuses and everythi ng has good continuuty but has 02 codes and rough idle if left at idle for long. Pulled the upstream sensir to bypass the cat and ut ran consustent but ran rich. Will be replacing the cat soon and then the tps. The whole jeep is original on mine.
I’m not sure on the CAT, but I got my TPS off of rockauto for $15 with shipping and it came in after only two days.

