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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
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#1: What is it, what does it control, what is it called..
#2: Same question as #1
#3: Same question as #1 and #2.
And any of the three sensors / w/e they are, adjustable or need to be adjusted.. or maybe some cleaning, how should they be cleaned?
#4: Is this the sensor which gives the signals to the temp guage inside the speedo? Does this sensor have to be specific for the cherokee, or are they kinda universal?
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From: Port Coquitlam, BC, Canada
Year: Sold my 1991 to go to school for 2 years.
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
#1 - Can't remember off top of my head
#2 - Idle Air Control Valve. Allows airflow to bypass throttle plate and regulates said airflow. Can gum up. Not a bad Idea to clean it if you are experiencing idle problems also clean inside where it attaches to the throttle body.
#3 - Throttle Position Sensor. Should be a way to check it using a multimeter. It tells the computer how much the throttle is open.
#4 - Coolant temp sensor. Not for the guage (that one is on the back driverside of head) but to tell the computer what temp you are running at.
#2 - Idle Air Control Valve. Allows airflow to bypass throttle plate and regulates said airflow. Can gum up. Not a bad Idea to clean it if you are experiencing idle problems also clean inside where it attaches to the throttle body.
#3 - Throttle Position Sensor. Should be a way to check it using a multimeter. It tells the computer how much the throttle is open.
#4 - Coolant temp sensor. Not for the guage (that one is on the back driverside of head) but to tell the computer what temp you are running at.
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