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Old 03-11-2013, 06:21 AM
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On stock ones? Beats me.
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Hey every1 thanks for your replies on my post. As I'm in Australia the jeep dealers here are Dumb. I rang 3 different dealers and got quoted 3 different part numbers for the crank position sensor, I don't think these guys over here would know the difference between S**T from clay if they stepped in it.
I even quoted the Vin number. Can you guys help me out these are the genuine Jeep part numbers I was quoted. Im confused Arrrg
first one :-56027865AB......Second:- 56027280.......Third:- 56026921
AS for Price They want $218.00 to $250.00 au. What prices are you guys getting these genuine sensors for over there as buying from a dealer here, I know there will be a huge mark up on the price. It maybe cheaper for me to purchase one in the States and have it posted so has anyone purchased a genuine sensor and purchased for a good price. And any info on someone who stocks and sells genuine parts would be terrific. Keep on rollin guys Cheers

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The first one appears to be for a 97+

The second 2 seem to be for '94-'96.

What year is your Jeep?
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Old 03-11-2013, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
The first one appears to be for a 97+

The second 2 seem to be for '94-'96.

What year is your Jeep?
Says 96 in his post. Are you blind?

LOL. Good morning.
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Old 03-11-2013, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by MirageMobile
I have a question about the CCV elbows on top of the valve cover.

I am replacing my VC gasket and the grommets for the elbows in question. I picked up new elbows and grommets at the dealership, but my front elbow appears to be a different part number.

On my 1999 4.0L, the front elbow is PN# 53030991 (BLK), and the rear elbow is PN# 53030497 (BLK) and also states PN# 53030495 (GRY) on the side.

I did not know enough when I went to the dealership and they gave me PN# 53030497 (BLK) (NO ORIFICE) for the front and PN# 53030495 (GRY) (WITH ORIFICE)for the rear.

Q1: Should I go find PN# 53030991 (BLK) for the front or is the PN# 53030974 (no orifice) going to work in the front?
The dealer parts are correct - No Orifice elbow goes up front, Orifice elbow goes in the rear
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Originally Posted by cruiser54
Says 96 in his post. Are you blind?

LOL. Good morning.
.... After you said this I re-read his post 4 times before I saw the 'title' of the post up top. I was beginning to think you were screwing with me. I never read that crap. If it's not in his little info block on the left I go no further.


and no, it's NOT a good morning!
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
.... After you said this I re-read his post 4 times before I saw the 'title' of the post up top. I was beginning to think you were screwing with me. I never read that crap. If it's not in his little info block on the left I go no further.


and no, it's NOT a good morning!
I WAS screwing with you. I rarely see that stuff either!! This time I did. LOL.
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Originally Posted by hookem4341
Hey every1 thanks for your replies on my post. As I'm in Australia the jeep dealers here are Dumb. I rang 3 different dealer and got quoted 3 different part numbers for the crank position sensor, I don't think these guys over here would know the difference between **** from clay if they stepped in it.
I even quoted the Vin number. Can you guys help me out these are the genuine Jeep part numbers I was quoted
first one :-56027865AB......Second:- 56027280.......Third:- 56026921
56026921 is the correct one.

First one is for a 2.5L XJ 97+, second one is for a ZJ.
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Originally Posted by dukie564

56026921 is the correct one.

First one is for a 2.5L XJ 97+, second one is for a ZJ.
Wow. They really didn't know what they were talking about...
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http://www.amazon.com/Putco-230004HW.../dp/B001P29X4G


Thats the wiring harness everyone gets right?
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Originally Posted by DieselD
http://www.amazon.com/Putco-230004HW.../dp/B001P29X4G

Thats the wiring harness everyone gets right?
Most people. I think there's a vendor on here who sells better ones.

I've been recommending Putco, but I just had a problem with mine. My passenger side headlight connector came loose, and a prong rusted halfway through. I lost all my forward lighting because the driver side light is piggybacked off the passenger headlight.

It lasted about a year and I haven't heard of anyone else having problems, but I'm gonna buy one from a local guy who sells them with better quality parts.
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Hmmmmm...

Ill look into this vendor situation... Lol.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Most people. I think there's a vendor on here who sells better ones.

I've been recommending Putco, but I just had a problem with mine. My passenger side headlight connector came loose, and a prong rusted halfway through. I lost all my forward lighting because the driver side light is piggybacked off the passenger headlight.

It lasted about a year and I haven't heard of anyone else having problems, but I'm gonna buy one from a local guy who sells them with better quality parts.
Alot of these harnesses that happens. My lmc one did the same. Have to push the pins in with the bulbs in there. Its a pita
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Old 03-11-2013, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by sycoglitch

Alot of these harnesses that happens. My lmc one did the same. Have to push the pins in with the bulbs in there. Its a pita
Not sure what you mean. I plugged everything in, then put it all in place. It was all tight and greased when I installed it.
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This is why I make my own harnesses.
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