I have a 1997 Jeep Grnd cherokee and in keeps cutting of while driving. I changed the igniton coil and did a tune up. I was tole there is a sensor on the back side of the motor(4.0) that could be the problem. Any suggestions?

check and replace the cable connecting the distributor and coil

can you put up engine model number may be able to help from this number.

Good Evening, I ran across this a couple weeks ago. Needless to say it was something that did not even put up a check engine light. We ended up changing the camshaft position sensor (the electronic pickup in the distributor), we changed the crankshaft position sensor thinking that with the heat maybe there was a breakdown in the sensor and ended up changing the camshaft sensor and squared it all away. Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Joey

Check the fuel pump,Clean the fuel pump sound like not getting continue fuel to the engine.

If you have zero oil pressure thats a BAD sign, first have a mechanic check what the engines actual oil pressures are.



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common problem you have a bad crank sensor, replace sensor you should be all set after that.good luck.

try replacing the fuel filter. also do you notice a louder than usual fuel pump whine? maybe fuel pump is going out, now, only if you hear the fuel pump working harder than usual should you be concerned about pump issues. also, check spark plugs, coils, ect. if it's due for a tune up, get it done.

the very 1st thing u do is have the system tested for trouble codes, the most common cause of this problem is the crank sensor.

sounds like you have a lose or bad body ground

change the igniton coil