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Recent content by Sha-ul

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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    Ok, today's the first time I have been home, and had a free day where it is not inhumane outside. Thanks to Sidewinder's post above, I went through& cleaned all the above grounds& also cleaned the body side termination of the bonding braid from the cylinder head to firewall. The shop I took it...
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    Thank you Sidewinder.
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    I had a few minutes to test on this& based on the suggestion of an old friend, I went back to basics, checking compression& fuel pressures. Fuel manifold pressure key on, engine off was 42, with the engine running I got right at 50psi. Compression I tested 1 revolution& after 3 or so to pump up...
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    Do you know what sensors are on the same circuit& which grounds they share? I am led to believe that often one power circuit would feed up to 6 of these sensors& often one ground will service the same number, where a bad ground on one will cause a back-feed& errors on others on that common power...
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    Part of my problem is schedule& free time. and not knowing what to look for on these later models or where to look for them. Plus the added fun of being somebody Else's vehicle, that I have now dropped 500 parts& labor into without much improvement in performance.
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    The Chrysler guy Said the Turbine speed sensor became an official item in 1999, but was pretty much a secret in 1998. the sensor is supposed to be on the side of the transmission around where the front pump would be. Edit to add: At this point, both the Chrysler Mechanic& my guy suspect an...
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    The computer compares the readings of the CKPOS & the turbine input sensor to determine torque converter slippage. I will have to check the distributor shaft for wobble. the NSS is located in the transmission position switch,a $400 item. there was an O-ring on the transmission that had been...
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    here are the codes we are getting now p1391 loss of crankshaft /camshaft position sensor input p0715 turbine input speed sensor also tcc. I have replaced both crankshaft& camshaft position sensors, and although the 1998 isn't supposed to have the turbine input sensor( dealer only item about...
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    The code he was picking up was turbine input sensor.
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    I'll double check in the morning& get back, but iirc it is related to crankshaft& camshaft position sensors.
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    I asked about swapping relays& the mechanic said he tried swapping one just like you say. I think we have tested& looked at all the obvious things, now we are looking for the odd things (the story of my life:jester: )
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    New here& have a mystery to solve.

    I friend recommended this site to me, As he said there was a considerable knowledge base here, so I may have a mystery for you to help solve. I have my Step-dads 1998 4.0 Cherokee sport in the shop, This started out as completely dead, would not start, with a code& symptoms indicating a...
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