OMIX Replacement Parts

Fits 2011–2018 Jeep Wrangler JK / JKU, 2011–2015 Grand Cherokee WK, and 2014–2015 Cherokee KL with 3.0, 3.2, and 3.6-liter engines

Part #: 17220.21

Overview

The OMIX Crankshaft Positioning Sensor is a high-quality replacement component designed specifically for Jeep vehicles. Crafted to meet or exceed OE standards, this sensor ensures reliable engine timing signals, which are critical for optimal engine performance and smooth operation. It is ideal for Jeep owners seeking a durable, precise, and cost-effective solution to maintain their vehicle’s engine management system. Whether you're performing routine maintenance or replacing a faulty sensor, this part helps keep your Jeep running efficiently and reliably.

Key Features

• OE quality replacement sensor designed for Jeep & Willys models
• Manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment specifications
• Built with durable materials for long-lasting performance
• Ensures accurate engine timing signals for optimal engine operation
• Compatible with multiple Jeep models including Wrangler JK, Grand Cherokee WK, and Cherokee KL
• Replaces OE part number 5149167AE
• Easy to install with a direct fit design

Construction & Design

This crankshaft positioning sensor features a robust construction designed to withstand the harsh conditions of engine bay environments. Its precise engineering ensures consistent signal output, contributing to the overall reliability of your vehicle’s ignition and fuel management systems.

Installation & Fitment

Designed for straightforward installation, this sensor is a direct replacement for the original part. It fits specific Jeep models with 3.0, 3.2, and 3.6-liter engines from 2011 to 2018, making it an ideal choice for DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics alike.

Ideal For

Jeep owners looking to restore or maintain their vehicle’s engine performance with a reliable, OE-quality replacement part. Perfect for those performing routine repairs or addressing engine misfires related to crankshaft position sensor issues.