2000 Jeep Cherokee Check Engine Light

2000 JEEP CHEROKEE
153,000 MILES • 6 CYL • 4WD • AUTOMATIC
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GEORGE H.
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The check engine light is on. The diagnostic test indicated that it is an O2 sensor, Bank 1, sensor 1. I changed the O2 sensor in bank 1, sensor 1 but the check engine light came back on. Sometimes when i first get in the vehicle it will stutter when I take off at the stop light and while it is idleing it will idle rough but when I get going its ok for the rest of the day.
What should i do from here and does the bank 1, sensor 1, O2 sensor specifically monitor certain parts of the engine and if so what are they. What other areas should I check and do all sensors work in unicin or should the other sensors be replaced or does the 87 octane I run/10% ethanol they now issue affect the O2 sensors. Thank You in advance.
Jan 7, 2008 at 8:54 PM
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GEORGE H.
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[quote:38be59a2c2="George H."]Computer problem
2000 Jeep Cherokee 6 cyl Four Wheel Drive Automatic 153000 miles
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The check engine light is on. The diagnostic test indicated that it is an O2 sensor, Bank 1, sensor 1. I changed the O2 sensor in bank 1, sensor 1 but the check engine light came back on. Sometimes when i first get in the vehicle it will stutter when I take off at the stop light and while it is idleing it will idle rough but when I get going its ok for the rest of the day.
What should i do from here and does the bank 1, sensor 1, O2 sensor specifically monitor certain parts of the engine and if so what are they. What other areas should I check and do all sensors work in unicin or should the other sensors be replaced or does the 87 octane I run/10% ethanol they now issue affect the O2 sensors. Thank You in advance.[/quote:38be59a2c2]
Jan 7, 2008 at 8:56 PM
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