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I have a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit 3.6L V6 engine. I need to replace a 02 sensor. I was told there is left&right upstream and left&right downstream, is this true? Where are they located and how do I find out if its the left or right one that needs replaced?

Good day everyone, Glad to be a new member. I have a question regarding my 2011 wk2 3.6l, during a recent trip the engine began to overheat, I think the water pump or fan was failing, shortly after I believe the head gasket went and I lost all power, however the only sign of a blown HG was a...

So i have 21 jeep grand Cherokee v6 Laredo E and was looking to beef it up a bit knowing and engine swap will be to much work and money I've heard a supercharger is the way to go but ive been searching and have not found anything for my car even RIPP mods have nothing but it says coming soon...

2014 3.6l V6 Pentastar 104k Miles Recently had radiator and thermostat replaced, everything was good until I hit the gas a bit on my test drive and the dummy temp gauge needle went all the way up to 3/4, a little to hot if you ask me. As soon as I let off the gas it went straight down. Reservoir...

I've been looking into Ripp for a while now and I finally decided to go and buy some of their coil packs. The coil packs were very disappointing as they cost a little over $300, they didn't feel like they added much, and my car started stall because of them. I switched the stock ones back in and...

I just bought some Ripp performance coil packs a couple weeks back. Last weekend I put them on my 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee and after driving it around I got a couple problems. One felt like I might be getting rough shifts from the transmission, and the other one was my engine started stalling...

Hello, May 30, 2019 we had our 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.6 V6 go into the dealership for the X56 warranty extension for the left cylinder head to be replaced. A couple months ago, the check engine light came on showing codes relating to BOTH camshaft position sensors on that cylinder head...