Will this fuel pressure tester works on a Cherokee XJ 4.0L?
1994893
I believe it should. It fits ford, chevy, and dodge fuel injection system. The fitting on the vehicle looks just like a valve stem for a tire.
1994894
Don't know what year you have. But if it is fuel injected, I don't see why not.
1655646
No. This will not work on a Jeep Cherokee. Its made for the Grand Cherokee and the bolt pattern will not line up.
720176
yes it will check fuel pressure on a 7.3 at the valve below the fuel filter. I just did injectors on a 7.3 and tested a 94 5.8 gas and it had the same fitting. I think pressure for the 7.3 is supposed to be 45-60 psi. might double check me on that.
2003118
Naw,,you need to put your vechile in with your parts search and then you should come up with the correct parts for your ride,,for example,in amazon search,,1999 Jeep Cherokee 2.5 ignition coil,,that should help you find the correct part,another way is to add your vehicle to amazon and save it,,hope this helps!
1430129
It works fine with my small engine where I had a drip from the gasoline fuel bowl. It should be fine for a thermostat, check the Permatex web site for specs and useful information.
1370290
Hi Brody,As a rule the answers is yes to the Turbo Boost and *Fuel Pressure (*May require EAS add-on). I would need to know your application to be 100% sure, the PID's readings do change on some applications.Hope this helps, feel free to give me a call if you need more information,Thanks,DaveMONSTER PERFORMANCE870-580-0940
912361
Hi! These are generic in-line fuel filters. As long as it fits the fuel line it will work.
205940
The unit does come with a good number of different fittings to apply to most applications. If you do not have the right fitting with this gauge, go to the parts store with the gauge and get the right one. It is a high quality unit and very necessary to detect when you fuel pressure is starting to drop. Change the fuel pump before you are stranded, facing a high towing and repair bill.
720180
My guess is no but not sure. The gauge is designed for GM and Ford fuel rails with shrader valve connection.
721314
I'm not sure, but I know this is for a fuel injected engine. A carburetted engine will run at a much lower pressure. My guess is that it won't
995139
Based on info from the GMC forums, this works for a gauge. On my 2005 Yukon the failure mode of the part was that the oil pressure started reading very high.
14725
I'm not sure. I took a gamble replacing mine. My oil pressure gauge was acting up, but I'd just had my instrument cluster rebuilt so I figured it must be the oil pressure sensor. And it was.
701154
I am running a Street Fire in an 1984 Jeep CJ7 258 inline six. I have completely removed the old engine control computer. Ignition works fine. Still working on spark advance on heavy acceleration. Normal running is fine.
2172507
I'm pretty sure the answer is no. Too bad because I have one that I can't use. You need to know your engine model and then look online to figure out what sensors work. You need two one upstream and one downstream.
720174
Unlikely. It may be able to read the pressure for the transfer pump, but NOT the injector pump pressures. It uses a schrader valve on the fuel rail of most gas engines if that helps at all?
1035993
It works by measuring the pressure in the tank- the higher the pressure, the fuller it is- and the gauge is calibrated accordingly. It's fairly inaccurate due to changes in temperature, but it gives a ballpark estimate on how much fuel is left. I like mine, although a scale would be more accurate.
1773671
Yes, and it will work but depending on your vehicle you may get a lot of engine noise. I tried this on my Jeep Cherokee and got a TON of engine interference noise, then hard-wired it to the battery. But it's cheap to find out, so go ahead and try it!