Im with cleenrob, start with the most likely to fail sensors and start replacing one at a time. If nothing changes after replacing that sensor, keep the new one in and hold onto the old one as a backup. If things do change after a sensor switch you probly just found the problem and can throw away that sensor.
Thats what I had to do. On the plus side, you have spare parts on standby that are a good thing to have anyways.

 

yup

 

Anyone want to come help me stab a transmission tomorrow? It's a heavy SOB

 

Roosevelt u-pull-it's doing a half off sale fri-mon.

 

Got rusty fender flares and the 2x3 led lights.

 

Some pics from the beach last weekend

 

Nice! Except for getting stuck in the sand.

 

Nah, I'm sure it was just a temporary loss of forward momentum.

 

Did it on purpose just for fun

 

Anyone have a engine for sale or know of someone selling one? Think it's time to make the move and replace.

 

Anyone looking for a brand new never shot ar 15

 

Hey jeepnmpg text me 2106434436

 

Some pics from port a last weekend for beach n jeeps

 

The jeep was in a 4wp adventure mag article at canyons

 

It's dead around here y'all when are we Guna meet up for some beers and food maybe some trails