Check engine light and o2 sensor
05-08-2018, 06:57 AM
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Thanks so much, Mark. My brother is a Jeep mechanic and veteran, recommended this site highly and he was right-good folks here! While I'm not keen on the big $$$, I'm thinking the same thing about getting it done properly. Plus, who's to say I pay $500 and then it's something else again? Rather get it done and fixed for good. Not sure if it's proper to name businesses on here, so I won't at this time, but these were all "name-brand" places vs. a local shop.
12-18-2019, 04:33 AM
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Basically you need a new mechanic. If you are getting a CEL from each of two O2 sensors then that indicates you have at least one bad catalytic converter (IDK if the TJ has a so-called "pre-cat" but if so it may also be bad). The O32 sensors are routinely replaced along with the catalytic converters. On most vehicles this is a reasonable DIY job as long as you have a way to get rusted bolts out, but if you hire a pro it should cost no more than a few hundred bucks in labor plus parts. Nowhere near $1200. tubemateget-mobdro.comauthorityapk.com
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