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How do I *correctly* change out the O2 sensor in an 88 Jeep Cherokee 4.0?...
This is a discussion on How do I *correctly* change out the O2 sensor in an 88 Jeep Cherokee 4.0?... within the Cars and Bikes forums, part of the Main Category category; ...Where is it? 1988 Jeep Cherokee Pioneer, 4.0, automatic. It has been having 'issues' staying started more than 20 ...
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12-17-2008, 05:47 PM
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| ...Where is it? 1988 Jeep Cherokee Pioneer, 4.0, automatic. It has been having 'issues' staying started more than 20 seconds. Acts like it runs out of gas. I already added a new fuel pump and know it works. Tested the fuel pressure at the rail. I took it to the dealer and they said it is the O2 sensor. |
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12-17-2008, 06:05 PM
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|  ITS located by the exhaust usually by the catalytic converter. once you see it pop it out and replace |
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