Jeep Problems! Replacing the Camshaft Position Sensor

Over the weekend we were going for a drive to enjoy some nicer weather and the check engine light came on in the Jeep. Didn't worry about it while we were out as nothing seemed wrong and when I got home it turned itself off. Unfortunately, the Jeep didn't heal itself and the next day it was back and the Jeep was in limp mode.

Luckily it was just a sensor and it was in an easy place to access. This whole job took maybe 15-20 minutes.

Jeeps are great to learn with because they are so easy to work on and there is SO much information online about them. If you're interested in working on cars, this is a great way to learn!

Note: The Jeep is a 2006 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) Rubicon and has a 4.0L 6-cylinder engine.

Note2: I am NOT a mechanic. At best I'm a novice at working on vehicles. This is not intended to be a how-to. Do what I do at your own risk :)