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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
Yes, I would first look at the TPS sensor on the throttle body. They are cheap to replace and easy, it sounds like its bad, and you could still have a bad part a nd not get a code. You can actually test the TPS to se if its working before you spend the money with a digital meter.
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
catalytic converter
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current rides: 1990 Turbo Miata lifted and locked 96 Grand Cherokee with other toys under the hood retired rides: 1996 Eclipse GSX 1991 Stealth 1991 Porsche 993 C2 1988 BMW 520i Your SUV isn't a Jeep, and my Jeep isn't an SUV.... SCCA, where you actually learn to drive |
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
check the cat. converter
A Good shop shoud be able to tell if you have a restricted exhaust. Far shot check your distributer cap and rotor a bad cap/rotor can fail under stress. |
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Re: Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
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I cannot find any loose or broken wires..
What would be the first thing I should change to try to fix this problem?? I need all the help I can get, I am supposed to tow a boat 300 miles this weekend |
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
With 90k miles have you replaced your ignition wires or are they original?
Old or cheap ignition wires will brake down causing loss of power under heavy load and still "look" good. Also check replace ignition cap and rotor i had a 93 GC that would loose all power if i attempted to go over 60mph it had a broken rotor contact. What do you mean by quits (boggs down or stalls?) The thumping sound is common on jeeps with factory shocks. |
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#24
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
The plug wires look brand new they are mopar wires, the plugs are bosch platinum and are perfect.
I will buy a new distributer cap and rotor and a tps and see what happens. The distributer is buried in the back of the engine and under part of the car, are there any tricks to get to that. What other sensors can shut down the motor like that?? I was always under the impression that if a sensor failed the computer just used a default to run the motor |
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
I'll guess from your response your not the original owner.
Unless the prior owner had dealer do tune up which i doubt (dealers don't use Bosch) those are the original wires and i would guess cap and rotor are original also. the truck is 8 years old with 90k miles Start simple. |
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It`s the catalytic converter. Had the same problem. First it rattled on bumps for a while then the bucking. Replaced it and it was as new again.
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I went to the jeep dealer for the parts, o-my-gawd $$$ the TPS was 79.99 so I went to NAPA their TPS was 59.99 then to Discount Auto Parts their TPS 25.99 it will be here this PM
Got the distibuter cap and rotor at the Jeep dealer 8.00 for the rotor and 25 for the cap, still pretty pricey. Any tips on replacing that distributer cap, I can hardly see it. The thing is buried so far back in the engine compartment???? |
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
I changed the rotor and distributer cap, some burning on rotor and some wear on cap . Motor seems to start faster now. Still waiting on the TPS to arrive at my local parts store.
Is there anything else I can check while I am waiting???????? |
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
I have now received and installed the TPS, I am driving across the state this weekend. I will report back to let you all know if your help and advice on this problem has fixed it or if it still with me. Thank you all very much.
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Re: Dealer cannot solve this one
problem solved yea
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