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87 Grand Wagoneer- oil sensor
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chanda69
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Sep 21, 2015, 6:29 AM
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87 Grand Wagoneer- oil sensor
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I am a student in a community college automotive program, & have been trying to work on my Jeep- "Noah." There is a multitude of wiring issues; someone has done a lot of "fixing & changing" so now there are a lot of wires not the same color as they should be according to the Haynes manual & "Alldata.com" it was running, (although not healthy) when we started with the AC fan. It only worked in 1 speed. turns out someone had bypassed the blower motor resistor, & was running on low speed only. so we took that out, then realized there was a large taped over hole in the heater coil housing; so removed that as well. we got the heater coil bypassed so it would run, & when I drove it out of the shop, I didnt get very far before there was an electrical smell, & everything went dead. there was power to turn on running lights, but not do anything else. There were apparently wires too close to the manifold (melted tape, but the wires seem ok) & there were 2 wires left dangling apparently shorted out. 1 of them was connected to a fuseable link that blew of course, the other runs back to an oil pressure sensor near the alternator. We cant seem to find anything on where the oil sensor is supposed to connect. My instructor looked it up on all data- & there are oil sensor lights in the schematics, but not the sensor itself. any suggestions?
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Hammer Time
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Sep 21, 2015, 6:40 AM
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How do you expect us to do that if you don't give us an engine size?
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kev2
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Sep 21, 2015, 7:05 AM
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this is the nice big wagoner 5.9L I think? the platform is 'SJ' am I correct?
the gauge is stock in the ip not an added gauge?
this is a classic - getting that info will take time- let me know if I am right....
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Hammer Time
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Sep 21, 2015, 7:25 AM
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They used 4.2 inline 6's too.
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