Jeep 4.0 - Flashing Engine Light BUT NO MISFIRE!?
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 Published On Oct 14, 2017

Come along with Eric O. at SMA as we have a look at the infamous "misfiring" Jeep 4.0. Now many of you in the shops have ran across this before when you have a 4.0 Jeep and the engine light is on and flashing but there is no felt misfire. We all seem to know it needs a Crankshaft Position Sensor, BUT do you know why!? Check out the files captured on the old sensor and the new sensor and let me know your thoughts. -Enjoy!

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