Black Smoke Jeep XJ: Jeep Cherokee o2 sensor install
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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I couldn't easily find the torque specs for the o2 sensors on XJ's. We just got them snug. Don't want over tight! If you find the torque spec, please leave it in the comments. Thanks!!
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Never gets old seeing you two spend some quality jeep time together! Keep up the great work and content!
Thanks! Will do!
I cant wait to do this kind of stuff with my daughter too. Super job, Dad! :)
Just purchased a 95 and it needs quite some work. Looks like I found a good channel for reference!
always enjoy watching your videos even tough dont have my wrangler anymore 👍👍👍 a fan from Chihuahua,Mexico
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Time to get dirty Sasha, your a trooper working on your Jeep XJ. Good for you Sasha. Those wrenches I use are called break line wrenches. Keep your fingers out of the antisense you will look like the tin man stuff gets everywhere. Dad your a great father helping your girl learning to work on her jeep.
I sold my jeep a long time ago, but I still watch you. Thank you. Russian federation
Thank you for sharing this
I'm jealous of your non-CA exhaust
Great video! Good Job getting Sasha (forgive the spelling please) out there working with you.
Hey I just wanted to let you know your videos were very helpful. I’ve got an 87xj 4x4 and we did the clutch flywheel and slave cylinder. Keep up the good work!
You beautiful sasha im gonna show this video to my daughter 16 yrs old and i hope she help me fix her future car thanks guys
Good video, honestly i skipped around some and so I didn't know if you had mentioned anything about what brands typically are good. I replaced my inline 6 a few months ago, including the entire exhaust in my 98 and used name brand aftermarket O2 sensors. They ended up tripping the codes again before I was able to get emissions, reset and they repeated tripping the codes a few times. I do not remember what brand they were, however I ended up replacing the aftermarket with factory sensors and have had no issues after this. It was one code at a time, if i recall correctly it was the upstream code before the downstream. So, I did them one at a time, but the Cherokee was just not happy until I ended up doing both sensors. Just my experience, thank you for the videos.
NTK sensors are OEM 😉
Bosch sensors turns on the money light with the 4.0.
These were Denso. Linked them in the video description. We'll see if I have any issues with them. So far, so good...
"im gonna watch this one bc im also a girl and my jeep is also that color" very relatable
She's adorable. I wish I could get my teenage daughter to come out in the garage.
Yeah. Gotta start with small steps. Give them small victories. Like “hey babe. I can’t reach this bolt. Could you help drop that in place…”. Make it fun. Be patient. Let them help when you can and explain what you’re doing.
You have an XJ with 120k? Has it been in a museum?
My '88 doesn't have a MAF sensor. It does have a MAP sensor, though.
I have a question which might be weird lol. Does 00 Cherokee xj have a leak detection pump? I’m a first xj owner
I love you do it I can too
Any tips on getting an oxygen sensor to stay in place in the bracket? Mine always pops out of the bracket and disconnects then it hangs down
hello friend, I have a 1996 cherokee and I can't find the sensor anywhere, in the place where you have it my exhaust pipe has nothing, is there any other location? It should be noted that mine right in that area is quite bent due to a big accident I had years ago, but I also don't see any welding points to assume that the hole was filled (and the accident was 15 years ago and it has been working fine until 2 months), I recorded a video, could I pass it on to a contact so that you can help me locate it?
Looking for torque spec 😎
How have the Denso 02 sensors held up since the install.
Great
(shrug) ... I'm on my original sensors ... 315,000 miles since new. Don't see any reason to touch 'em if it's happy with 'em ...
Ain't broke, don't fix it. For some reason, these went out at 128,000 mi
@@JeepSolid yours got really carboned up for some reason. Y'all should look at the cracked exhaust too; they all do it.
There's a zillion different headers you can buy; I used the APN 4.0 Header (Google it) on mine. The caution here is it's only for 98 and older as the horseshoe style newer intake won't fit on it.
Yours, as a 97, should be fine.
It's a straightforward but long install, and you will get very very very very dirty.