1992 Jeep Cherokee Briarwood "crankshaft position sensor problems 92" Questions

...wa". Me and my father have replaced the fuel pump, filter, relays, and Crankshaft position sensor. Still no luck, if you have found a solution or do, please let me know. I will do the same. Thank

...back up and run fine till it gets hot and shuts off . replaced ignition module still have same problem.thinking of changeing crankshaft positioning sensor next. replace the cam shaft position ...

tank to get it out I just had this problem a couple of months ago. Turned out to be a Crankshaft Positioning Sensor that was bad. Had it fixed by a mechanic so I can't even tell you where it's located

...to ignition switch or direct ignition system.for problem with direct ignition system either ignition module fails or the crankshaft position sensor faulty if you not getting no spark at spark

...and that was it! I am having the same problem and my voltage is at 12 volts , needing help thanks Doug tried pick-up coil and tried used pcm,spark controller module check th crankshaft position ...

...solved the problem. I suggest it may be the TCC Solenoid..... you can probably just unplug it. i had same problem on a 1992 buick regal the solution turned out to be a crankshaft position ...

...crankshaft position sensor, ignition coil, distributor cap and rotor as well as the fuel pump assembly (which was originally what was the problem..but now the fuel gauge stopped working grrrr). It ...

...position sensor is bad, it could affect the shifting. I pulled the crankshaft connector plug in off of the crankshaft sensor and I had my power back. You might try this together your power back and ...

...problem is probably not a tired engine, but possibly a sketchy sensor (crankshaft or camshaft position), engine computer, or spark controller. Not so expensive to replace, but no fun to

...Crankshaft with the position of Piston # 1 at the top while both exhaust and intake valve are closed. When it is bad, timing is out of sequence causing this problem. Good luck. Check the speed (RPM) ...