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- Jeep 4.0L firing order and spark plug gap (plus the 2.5L)
- Jeep 4.0L oil pressure: normal readings, low pressure and the sending unit
- Jeep 4.0L rear main seal leak: how to confirm it, and how to fix it
- Jeep 4.0L torque specs: head bolt sequence, mains, manifold
- Jeep Cherokee XJ 4.0L water pump: symptoms, replacement and torque
- Jeep Cherokee XJ crankshaft position sensor: symptoms, tests, part numbers
- Jeep Cherokee XJ fluid capacities: oil, coolant, transmission, axles
- Jeep Cherokee XJ idle air control motor: symptoms, codes and checks
- Jeep Cherokee XJ throttle position sensor: symptoms and how to test it
- Jeep XJ 4.0L cranks but won't start: step-by-step diagnosis
- Jeep XJ 4.0L overheating: a step-by-step checklist
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Spec rows and part numbers
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- Clear-flood fuel cutoff
- Coil rail pairing, 2000–01 4.0L
- Cold engine
- Combustion gas in the coolant
- Connecting rod cap nuts
- Connector pins, 1997–2001
- Coolant mix
- Coolant recovery bottle (included in the 12 qt)
- Cooling system pressure test
- Cooling system, 4.0L
- Crank sealing surface
- Crankcase air pressure test
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1987–90)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1987–90)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1991–92)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1993)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1994–96)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1994–96)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1997–2001)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1997–98)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1997–98)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (1999)
- Crankshaft position sensor (CPS / CKP) (2000–01)
- Cylinder head bolt tightening sequence
- Cylinder numbering, 2.5L
- Cylinder numbering, 4.0L
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E
F
- Factory "sensor only" check, 1994–95
- Factory exerciser test, 1994
- Factory leak check
- Factory spark plug, 1987–92 4.0L
- Factory spark plug, 2.5L and 4.0L
- Factory spark plug, 2.5L and 4.0L
- Fan shroud bolts
- Firing order, 2.5L four
- Firing order, 4.0L six
- Fitting a new TPS
- Flash code, 1993–95
- Flash code, 1993–95
- Flexplate (automatic) to crankshaft bolts
- Flywheel (manual transmission) to crankshaft bolts
- Front axle, Dana 30 (Chrysler "181 FBI"), non-disconnect
- Front axle, Dana 30 with vacuum disconnect (Command-Trac, to about 1995)
- Fuel pressure, 1993–95
- Fuel pressure, 1993–95
- Fuel pressure, 1997–2001
- Fuel pressure, 2000
- Fuel pump at key-on (engine not cranking)
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L
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- Radiator cap release pressure
- Reading codes on 1993–95 trucks
- Reading out of range, 1997–2001
- Reading the leak at the rear of the block
- Rear axle, 194 RBI
- Rear axle, 1984–93 trucks
- Rear axle, 1994 trucks
- Rear axle, Chrysler 8-1/4
- Rear axle, Dana 44
- Rear main cap bolts
- Refill and bleed
- Removal order
- Renix 1987–90 sensor output while cranking
- Renix 1987–90 sensor resistance
- Renix update kit (service bulletin 18-51-88)
- Reverse-rotating water pump and fan drive
- Rocker arm (bridge) capscrews
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- Scan tool check, 2001
- Scan tool test, 2001
- Seal lip direction
- Seal type
- Sealer product and exact placement
- Sending unit, 1994–95
- Sending unit, 1997–2001
- Sensor ground, 1997–2001
- Sensor mounting bolts or nuts, 1991–2001
- Sensor supply, 1993–95
- Sensor supply, 1997–2001
- Sensor type and trigger
- Signal range, 1997–2001
- Signal wire, key on, sensor unplugged, 1997–2001
- Signs the pump has failed
- Spark plug gap, 2.5L
- Spark plug gap, 4.0L
- Spark plug torque
- Spark plugs
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V
W
- What comes off, 1993–94 procedure
- What comes off, 2000–01 procedure
- What happens with no CKP signal
- What sets the idle speed
- What the auto shutdown (ASD) relay powers
- What the computer uses it for
- What the IAC motor does
- What the TPS is
- When P1294 sets
- When the OBD-II codes set
- Where sealer goes
- Where the fan bolts on
- Where the sending unit is (4.0L)
- Where the sensor is
- Which terminal is the signal
- Wiring