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Trouble Starting Cold
96 Cherokee Sport, 4WD, Auto, 112K
When starting from cold (say sitting overnight) it will start, but it is not smooth at all. I have to keep the key turned, and it cranks and rumbles for a second before it fires up. Once it is running, it's fine. If I start it up after running it, it fires up with no problem. Have brand new plugs, wires, cap and rotor that are firing fine... any other thoughts? Thanks! |
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Re: Trouble Starting Cold
My jeep is a throttle body injection, but in your case I would suspect the Throttle Position Switch, or the Idle Air Control Valve.
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Re: Trouble Starting Cold
denisond3
I have heard TPS from a few people... What would be involved in checking this, and if that is the case, is it a difficult/expensive repair? Thanks again! |
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Re: Trouble Starting Cold
The only way I know to check one would be to compare its resistance (across its range of positions) with a new one just out of the box. But if the old one tested good I would likely replace it anyway - and keep the old one as a spare. At www.rockauto.com they list them from $27 up to $43 dollars, plus shipping cost. I dont know that I would buy the cheapest one though.
They list the idle air control valve (in the fuel/air parts listings) at $34 & $51, plus shipping cost. Good Luck.... |
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