To whom it may concern, I have a 1996 grand Jeep Cherokee 5.2L with a coolant sensor bad on my Message display. I change the coolant sensor and still I am getting a coolant sensor bad. What am I missing that the display is still showing the same warning "coolant sensor bad" could someone help me out.
Thanks in advance Santos

 

dude, probably the most common problem on here. SEARCH, THIS FEATURE IS HERE FOR A REASON.

 

Thanks for the reply smart ***

 

its a problem in the "Vehicle Information Center" theres probly a way to fix it but i just learn to ignore it

 

Not trying to be a smart---, just gets old. Did you search "coolant sensor bad"? If you did, or will you will find your answer, instead of posting an problem that has been posted to death. People on here are more than willing to help, but when it is an issue like this, it is obvious that you are unwilling to use the search feature and help yourself, therefore you will not get many responses from the more knowledgable people on this forum. I am just trying to help you help yourself, and not look completely incompetent or just lazy. You can solve 90% of issues by using the search feature and never make a single post.
People are very willing to help, but only if you are willing to help yourself.

 

you need to find out how to reset the code on some just unplugging battery on others you need steps on how to reset.

 

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f13/c.../#post11719192

total search time, 45 seconds...

 

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Its usually a bad solder connection inside the VIC that brings about the Coolant Sensor Bad message.

 

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f13/c...-fixed-175207/

try this one