20.03.2004, 00:00
TDC Sensor Update
By Marc Bowers
If you ever have a no start condition such as is described in the TDC Sensor article, there is one easy way to test for a bad TDC Sensor. This test will yield, nine out of ten times, a startup to get you home. Simply unplug and replug the sensor where it plugs into the main harness near the back of the intake manifold. I know this sounds silly but trust me it usually works and if the jeep fires right up after doing this you can bet that the TDC is the culprit and needs to be replaced. This is the normal easy test for a bad sensor by most of the jeep techs I know including myself.
Hikk...hikk....
By Marc Bowers
If you ever have a no start condition such as is described in the TDC Sensor article, there is one easy way to test for a bad TDC Sensor. This test will yield, nine out of ten times, a startup to get you home. Simply unplug and replug the sensor where it plugs into the main harness near the back of the intake manifold. I know this sounds silly but trust me it usually works and if the jeep fires right up after doing this you can bet that the TDC is the culprit and needs to be replaced. This is the normal easy test for a bad sensor by most of the jeep techs I know including myself.
Hikk...hikk....

