Jeep grand Cherokee 2001 4.7 v8

Asked by GuruDKS45 Sep 08, 2017 at 03:46 PM about the 2001 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4-Door 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Okay guys have a Grand Cherokee
Limited 2001 I was on the freeway and I
heard of some sort of like a backfire and
my car just cut off and got it towed
home got a diagnostic friend on it it said
crankshaft position sensor and shift
solenoid I replace the camshaft position
sensor and a crankshaft position sensor
cuz you know they work as a team and
I'm still getting nothing it turns over but
it's like it's still not getting any fire to it
what should I do been going crazy on
this for now 5 weeks

2 Answers

Yeah my check engine light is on and the gauge light is on so I was wondering if I should get a tune-up or what

Stick with the Jeep/Mopar parts for the crank and cam sensors. They court more, but they are better quality. A knock off part is just that. Many are bad right out of the packaging. Sad but true. Don't purchase the foreign junk when buying electronics unless its a stereo.

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