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Old 04-25-2010, 02:33 PM
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jeep problem

I have a 88 jeep wrangler, drive down the road and turn up the radio and the jeeps starts to lose power and bucks. Batt power is good alter good. what could this be?
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Re: jeep problem

I've experienced weird stuff happening with electrical systems, especially old ones.

My thought is that when you turn up the volume it draws more power; then there isn't enough to operate the ignition system.

I'd check:
1st: alternator output
2nd: battery
3rd: Positive battery cable for corrosion; I've seen corrosion up to 6" away from the battery, INside the insulation. This will definitely reduce the current flow.

Post back and let us know if any of these have a problem...
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Re: jeep problem

Also, I'll move this to the Wrangler section for you, there's a bit more traffic there.
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