Does a bad o2 sensor affect transmission?
A faulty oxygen sensor will cause the engine to run less efficiently (use more gas than usual) and may degrade engine performance to some extent. However, failure of the oxygen sensor itself can not cause the transmission to fail or operate poorly.
What are the ratios on a Liberty transmission?
Choose ratios from the “EXTREME-T” ratio chart. Custom ratios available upon request. Liberty’s Gears ECU over Pneumatic Shifter or Manual Shifter (Tailhousing Option with Pneumatic Shifter add $600)
What to do if your Jeep Liberty torque converter goes bad?
Inspecting the harness for obvious signs of distress, checking the connection at the transmission itself, and finally a continuity test can go a long way in diagnosing your Liberty. It is highly likely that the torque converter clutch solenoid (TCC) has gone bad.
Where is the speed sensor on a transaxle?
The transmission speed sensor can be found in the rear of a longitudinal mount transmission. For transaxles, you can find the speed sensor on the long side of the output shaft. Can A Bad Torque Converter Damage Transmission? The short answer is yes.
What does the transmission fluid temperature sensor do?
The transmission fluid temperature sensor has the job of gauging the temperature of the transmission’s automatic transmission fluid. This sensor is oftentimes used to delay the engagement of the converter clutch as well as overdrive, when the vehicle’s engine has not warmed up enough.
Choose ratios from the “EXTREME-T” ratio chart. Custom ratios available upon request. Liberty’s Gears ECU over Pneumatic Shifter or Manual Shifter (Tailhousing Option with Pneumatic Shifter add $600)
Why is the clutchless transmission on a liberty so light?
Due to the dual countershaft design of the Equalizer, the rotating assembly is able to be lightened beyond the limits that a single cluster design transmission is restricted to, making it lighter than most of our competitor’s transmissions. The power flow through the Equalizer is never interrupted between gear changes.
What causes the OBDII code on a Jeep Liberty?
In the Liberty, OBDII P0430 is often caused by a bad oxygen sensor, but there can be other causes as well. They are outlined directly below. One of the most common trouble codes with all Jeep vehicles is the P0430. This code number references a number that is given to you when you plug your Jeep Liberty into a OBDII scanner.
What are the oxygen sensors on a Jeep Liberty?
Your Liberty has at least two oxygen sensors, one before and after the catalytic converter. Among the many jobs that oxygen sensors have is they have to measure the emissions levels coming in and out of the converter.