90XJ_Seth
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This is my first post and I'm at a total loss. Please Jeep guys, help.
I've become a mechanic over the past year...
1990 Jeep Cherokee, 4.0L Renix
Bosch 746 Reman Spark plugs
NGK 23553 O2 sensor
New TPS - checked by mechanic to be on spec
New IAC - checked by mechanic to be on spec
Was running high idle at warm 1500-2000
Mechanic said IAC was stuck and should be ok after new IAC.
HC around 160-170
CO over 3.00
NOX well within range
Problem, Can't pass smog because my jeep is dumping gas through the injectors and the O2 sensor is not oscillating it's just reporting a rich condition. O2 sensor is BOSCH but I just purchased and NGK to see if it's different. The sensors were stamped with the same numbers and look identical. There are four wires, red, white, black, and a random yellow at the end of the sensor that connects to another wire halfway up the to the connector. I'm finally at the CA BAR mechanic and this guy is really awesome but he is at a loss as well. I'm seeking some advice. Mechanic says grounds appear ok but he will check O2 sensor grounding again.
Mechanic said at cool start, engine runs to spec according to SNAP-ON reader and at hot it reports normal but is dumping fuel like it's cold. Mechanic also says engine is reporting 230 degrees from the coolant temp sensor when hot around the time the E-fan activates.
Parts list is below that I've already replaced.
***Emissions related fixes and parts installed before today, most done by myself
New Catalytic Converter and exhaust to manifold donut (not by me) 4/2018
New 02 Sensor NGK 2353 4/2018
New vacuum harness (front and rear) 3/2017
*New Map sensor 3/2017
*New TPS sensor Mechanic verified proper Ohms 3/2017
New Spark Plugs - NGK V-POWER OEM SPEC gapped to .035 4/2018
New Spark Wires 3/2017
New Distributor Cap & rotor 3/2017
New Air Filter 11/2017
Oil Change - High Mileage Pennzoil, 10W-40 /STP filter 4-2018
New Coolant Temperature Sensor (Lower block) - 4/2018
Cleaned Throttle Body & replaced TB gasket to manifold 2/2018
Cleaned all ground contacts on block and redid some of them 2/2018
Reman Bosch 4-port injectors with new O-rings 6/2017
New Gas Cap (STANT OEM) 3/2018
New Vacuum CAD lines to transmission / 4wd to reduce vacuum leakage from old hard lines 10/2017
New Vacuum line from intake manifold to 4wd t-connector 10/2017
Cleaned COIL contacts 4/2018
New Accessory Belt 3/2017
NEW IAC 4/2018
New Radiator, Thermostat w/housing, water pump, tranny cooler 8/2017
Refreshed all possible grounds I could locate (May have an issue at dipstick still?)
Mechanic checked vacuum and all was good at all locations
Mechanic said fuel pump and lines hold pressure well and are 31 with key on before start
Tiny intake leak at rear of intake manifold but takes a lot of brakeclean to find
Distributor and coil appear to be giving good blue spark and running proper
***What I have not replaced/repaired
I have not replaced the EGR Valve
I have not replaced the front right bumper vacuum Bubble or the vacuum lines that connect to them. I did close off the side closer to the radiator.
I have not compression checked cylinders
I've become a mechanic over the past year...
1990 Jeep Cherokee, 4.0L Renix
Bosch 746 Reman Spark plugs
NGK 23553 O2 sensor
New TPS - checked by mechanic to be on spec
New IAC - checked by mechanic to be on spec
Was running high idle at warm 1500-2000
Mechanic said IAC was stuck and should be ok after new IAC.
HC around 160-170
CO over 3.00
NOX well within range
Problem, Can't pass smog because my jeep is dumping gas through the injectors and the O2 sensor is not oscillating it's just reporting a rich condition. O2 sensor is BOSCH but I just purchased and NGK to see if it's different. The sensors were stamped with the same numbers and look identical. There are four wires, red, white, black, and a random yellow at the end of the sensor that connects to another wire halfway up the to the connector. I'm finally at the CA BAR mechanic and this guy is really awesome but he is at a loss as well. I'm seeking some advice. Mechanic says grounds appear ok but he will check O2 sensor grounding again.
Mechanic said at cool start, engine runs to spec according to SNAP-ON reader and at hot it reports normal but is dumping fuel like it's cold. Mechanic also says engine is reporting 230 degrees from the coolant temp sensor when hot around the time the E-fan activates.
Parts list is below that I've already replaced.
***Emissions related fixes and parts installed before today, most done by myself
New Catalytic Converter and exhaust to manifold donut (not by me) 4/2018
New 02 Sensor NGK 2353 4/2018
New vacuum harness (front and rear) 3/2017
*New Map sensor 3/2017
*New TPS sensor Mechanic verified proper Ohms 3/2017
New Spark Plugs - NGK V-POWER OEM SPEC gapped to .035 4/2018
New Spark Wires 3/2017
New Distributor Cap & rotor 3/2017
New Air Filter 11/2017
Oil Change - High Mileage Pennzoil, 10W-40 /STP filter 4-2018
New Coolant Temperature Sensor (Lower block) - 4/2018
Cleaned Throttle Body & replaced TB gasket to manifold 2/2018
Cleaned all ground contacts on block and redid some of them 2/2018
Reman Bosch 4-port injectors with new O-rings 6/2017
New Gas Cap (STANT OEM) 3/2018
New Vacuum CAD lines to transmission / 4wd to reduce vacuum leakage from old hard lines 10/2017
New Vacuum line from intake manifold to 4wd t-connector 10/2017
Cleaned COIL contacts 4/2018
New Accessory Belt 3/2017
NEW IAC 4/2018
New Radiator, Thermostat w/housing, water pump, tranny cooler 8/2017
Refreshed all possible grounds I could locate (May have an issue at dipstick still?)
Mechanic checked vacuum and all was good at all locations
Mechanic said fuel pump and lines hold pressure well and are 31 with key on before start
Tiny intake leak at rear of intake manifold but takes a lot of brakeclean to find
Distributor and coil appear to be giving good blue spark and running proper
***What I have not replaced/repaired
I have not replaced the EGR Valve
I have not replaced the front right bumper vacuum Bubble or the vacuum lines that connect to them. I did close off the side closer to the radiator.
I have not compression checked cylinders