Ignition System

2007 Dodge Nitro Crankshaft Position Sensor, Engine Control Module, Ignition Coil, Spark Plug

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  • 1.Electrical - Ignition System (3.7L)
    2007 Dodge Nitro Ignition System Diagram 1 - Thumbnail
  • 2.Electrical - Ignition System (4.0L)
    2007 Dodge Nitro Ignition System Diagram 2 - Thumbnail
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    SPZFR6F11G
    Plug
    Spark Plug
    • Part Notes: 3.7L
    MSRP: $9.25 Your Price: $6.44
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  • Dodge 5026074AL RECEIVER Control Module
    5026074AL
    RECEIVER Control Module
    • Part Notes: [XGM,GXM,GXX,XBM]
    • Fitting Vehicle Options: 1 - Lt. Duty DODGE 2WD, 5 - Lt. Duty DODGE 4WD, 74 - SPORT UTILITY 4-DR TYPE #4
    • Replaced By: 68209969AA
    MSRP: $245.00 Your Price: $163.91
  • 4606869AB
    COIL Ignition
    • Fitting Vehicle Options: 1 - Lt. Duty DODGE 2WD, 5 - Lt. Duty DODGE 4WD, 74 - SPORT UTILITY 4-DR TYPE #4, EGS - 6 Cyl 4.0L SOHC
    • Require Quantity: 6
    • Package Quantity: 1
    • Replaced By: 4606869AD
    MSRP: $116.00 Your Price: $77.05

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Crankshaft Position Sensor, Engine Control Module, Ignition Coil, Spark Plug Installation and Repair Tips for 2007 Dodge Nitro

  • Q:
    How to Locate and Install the Engine Control Module in Right Hand Drive and Left Hand Drive on 2007 Dodge Nitro?
    A:
    The PCM for both Right Hand Drive and Left Hand Drive is in the engine compartment. Install it with 8 Nm torque, connect the appropriate electrical connectors, and the negative battery cable. Reprogram the PCM using a scan tool with the VIN and original mileage to avoid setting a DTC.
  • Q:
    How is the Crankshaft Position Sensor removed from the cylinder block on 2007 Dodge Nitro?
    A:
    The CKP sensor is usually positioned in a machined hole located on the right rear of the cylinder block. When the vehicle needs to be removed, it is usually raised at the front axle and the electrical connector disconnect; the mounting bolt is removed and the sensor is gently twisted from the bore, with the O-ring inspected for wear.
  • Q:
    What special care must be taken when installing Spark Plug(s) into the cylinder head spark plug wells on 2007 Dodge Nitro?
    A:
    Typically, little care is taken in dropping spark plugs when they are fitted in their respective wells, damaging electrodes. To avoid cross-threading, plugs are started and tightened by hand to specified torque because over-tightening can distort, alter gap or put crack in porcelain. If Necessary, Coil O-rings Will Be Checked & Replaced; Silicone Will Help Installation.
  • Q:
    How to Remove an Individual Ignition Coil on 2007 Dodge Nitro?
    A:
    There is an ignition coil attached to the intake manifold on each spark plug. It has a rubber boot on the coil that closes the spark plug and has a contact spring. To sterilize, debride or remove a coil, disconnect the electrical connector, clean the place, and twist and pull the coil out of the cylinder head.
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