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stumbling after start
I've an 89 YJ manual 4.2, and the engine will stumble and accelerate roughly after a cold start. It feels like a severe loss of vacuum, but only lasts for a minute or two. What could this be? EGR valve?
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Re: stumbling after start
Sounds like an o2 sensor to me.
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97 Jeep Wrangler SE 2.5L Things I've repaired: Thermostat: Crankshaft Position Sensor: Radiator: Water Pump: Fan Clutch: Wires: Dist Rotor: Dist Cap: Plugs: Disc Rotor: Pads: Sway/Stabalizer bar links: Axle Shaft U-Joints : Transmission swap : Brake line : Shocks : Rear Pinion Seal : Transmission Mount |
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Re: stumbling after start
are you losing coolant, oil, check all the plugs. More than likely it's not a 02 sensor. A 02 sensor only works in closed loop, that year vehicle, closed loop is at least 30 secs. check for a fuel leak down,
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Re: stumbling after start
Well, not sure about the differences in years but my 97 was doing the exact same thing. 0s sensor fixed it. ( without engine code ) I know of several other people who have had the same problem fix. But again, not sure about the model years diff.
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97 Jeep Wrangler SE 2.5L Things I've repaired: Thermostat: Crankshaft Position Sensor: Radiator: Water Pump: Fan Clutch: Wires: Dist Rotor: Dist Cap: Plugs: Disc Rotor: Pads: Sway/Stabalizer bar links: Axle Shaft U-Joints : Transmission swap : Brake line : Shocks : Rear Pinion Seal : Transmission Mount |
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Re: stumbling after start
I replaced the O2 sensor back in June, but then I Nuttered it in July. Doesn't the bypass render the O2 sensor useless? It started this about three weeks ago, but maybe the Nutter caused it and I just didn't notice until the cold hit.
No major coolant or oil leaks, and the plugs were changed last week. It's not a big deal and doesn't affect performance in any way after a few minutes of warming up. I'm just curious and hoping it isn't a prelude to some major mechanical breakdown on the horizon. Anyway, thanks for the tips! |
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