Cherokee 2WD L4-150 2.5L VIN H TBI (1988)
Fig.17 Sensor Spacer Strip
1. Inspect new, or original sensor and note condition of spacer strip. If strip is securely attached and in good condition, a spacing (air gap) adjustment
will not be needed. However, if the strip is loose or damaged, correct air gap will have to established with a brass feeler gauge.
2. Feed sensor wire through grommet hole in wheelhouse panel.
3. Connect sensor to harness plug.
4. Seat sensor wire grommet in wheel house panel.
5. Position sensor on steering knuckle and install sensor attaching bolt finger-tight.
6. If sensor spacer strip was in good condition and securely attached, lightly press sensor against tone wheel. Then tighten sensor bolt to 14 Nm (11
ft. lbs.) torque.
Fig.18 Sensor Contacts
7. If sensor spacer strip is missing, loose or damaged and sensor contacts are exposed, perform steps a), b) and c):
a) Remove spacer strip completely if loose or torn. Then wipe sensor contacts clean with a shop towel.
