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Back by the firewall.

 

CPS is connected.

Coolant temp for gauge is connected

Intake temp is connected.

 

What else is back there?

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Manual or auto? If a manual, it could be for a sensor for an auto that there's nothing for it to plug into.

 

Jerry

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Manual.

What other sensor is there for auto? I already removed the unplugged TPS thing for auto that is by the throttle body.

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I can't see the picture, but the O2 sensor connector is back there as well.  Is it a flat 3-pin connector?

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There's only 1 O2 sensor, correct?
 

The O2 sensor that goes into the bung around the collector is plugged in and is wired underneath the intake/exhaust manifolds.

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yep, only one.  If yours is plugged in, that's not it.

 

edit:  I can see your pic on my iPad but not on my desktop (weird....).  Definitely looks like the CPS connector to me, but yours is plugged in, so......I dunno :)

 

Jeff

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Here's a better picture. Hard to tell color because of fading due to heat/age. But it looks like yellow w/tracer and pink w/tracer. Also has C B A on it.

 

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Engine speed sensor?  Connector C224, Violet w/ trace (A) and White w/trace (B ).

 

It is about the right location - injector harness, back by the firewall. 

 

His wire colors are diff, thou.

 

(Although, I see in the background purple and white wires. Should those plug together?)

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Here's what probably happened.

 

Your Jeep had the CPS bypass done at the dealer. The tech was supposed to clip off the original harness connector for the CPS and tape it back. He didn't. 

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Engine speed sensor?  Connector C224, Violet w/ trace (A) and White w/trace (B ).

 

It is about the right location - injector harness, back by the firewall. 

 

His wire colors are diff, thou.

 

(Although, I see in the background purple and white wires. Should those plug together?)

 

Do you mean the CPS? (crankshaft position sensor) Because that is what you see in the background - that's the connector that goes to the cps.

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Here's what probably happened.

 

Your Jeep had the CPS bypass done at the dealer. The tech was supposed to clip off the original harness connector for the CPS and tape it back. He didn't. 

 

You are exactly right!

I went through my fairly detailed maintenance history and it does show a "flywheel sensor" done in March of 1989 from a Jeep dealership. I'm assuming that's the CPS? What would be the reasoning for a CPS bypass?

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The CPS didn't generate a strong enough signal for the ECU.

 

1) The CPS was too far from the flywheel. The sensor in the bypass kit had a slotted upper hole. See my Tip 7.

 

2) There was too mush resistance in the stock harness and especially the C101 connector which reduced the signal the ECU got from the CPS. See my Tips 2 and 27. 

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