Mopar parts or aftermarket?
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Mopar parts or aftermarket?
I know how our jeeps can be picky with parts.i replaced my CPS with a Airtex brand.i need to replace the TPS next now my question is because my jeep is still running ruff.is my past threads I said everything I have done to it so far.Should I get Mopar brand for the TPS and then take the new CPS out and replace that with a mopar? Or is it ok if I use aftermarket.and if so what's the best aftermarket for these sensors to be replaced.i am just going down the list hoping this fixes my problem.i already dropped over 600$ replacing other parts. So basically everything from the head gasket to where I'm at now has been replaced.
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Not to sound like a complete cheap ***, but i would go to your local junkyard and rob a couple of sensors from different jeeps, so your not wasting 60 bucks on something they may not fix it. just make sure that your getting the same part, i been in your shoes, and it sucks dropping a bunch of money on a mystery part,
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Not to sound like a complete cheap ***, but i would go to your local junkyard and rob a couple of sensors from different jeeps, so your not wasting 60 bucks on something they may not fix it. just make sure that your getting the same part, i been in your shoes, and it sucks dropping a bunch of money on a mystery part,
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Mopar is your best bet if you can afford it. Hopefully somebody can shed a little more light on this, i think there is a way to check some of the sensors with a multimeter, but i dont really know how.
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Trying to find a couple of links that may lead you to the right directionn
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http://www.factorymoparparts.com/
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Mopar brand sensors or NAPA Echlin are the only ones I'd tinker with for a CPS. Not sure on TPS, give NAPA a shout.
The idea of JY sensors isn't that bad, actually. If you can grab a handful they'll likely be cheaper and more reliable than most of the aftermarket.
http://www.moparpartsoverstock.com/
Mopar brand sensors or NAPA Echlin are the only ones I'd tinker with for a CPS. Not sure on TPS, give NAPA a shout.
The idea of JY sensors isn't that bad, actually. If you can grab a handful they'll likely be cheaper and more reliable than most of the aftermarket.
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http://www.factorymoparparts.com/ http://www.moparpartsoverstock.com/ Mopar brand sensors or NAPA Echlin are the only ones I'd tinker with for a CPS. Not sure on TPS, give NAPA a shout. The idea of JY sensors isn't that bad, actually. If you can grab a handful they'll likely be cheaper and more reliable than most of the aftermarket.
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