I will be driving and it will die. then after sits awhile it will start back. if you spray starting fluid into where the air filter is it will start pretty quick
Can you save the stall with a fast right foot>?
my wild guess (no engine option stated, so...2.5L 4.0L or?????.)
EGR sticking open, (if it has one)
flooding, (spark tips soaked in raw fuel?)
starving. (is it?) for fuel? same test as above, but bone dry. cranked.
bad spark test spark, is it good on all cyl.? ever do a tune up this decade?
does cranking (opr.guide secret trick) with wide open throttle start the engine?)
opr guide trick to , does 10% applied throttle help starts
yes, then the ISC may be stuck closed.
stalls are cause by 4 things, (but 50 reasons)
1: lost 12vdc to EFI system. (see dash go dead or lights dim?)
2: lost compression, hot. Id bet not... on this car.
3: lost spark, easy tests. same way for 100 years. a test spark plug.
4: bad fueling, this puts you in the 50 reasons way.
but we dont go there, we do the tests, if you get to step 4.
ask for tests. (have many, all in fact.
#4 test, read the spark tips....... they talk to you.
do the for gotton 60,000 mile tune up now....
spark parts and filter....
SOURCE: 96 cherokee was missing/cutting out/dying out.would crank after sitting,now it wont start
the crankshaft position sensor controls spark and if faulty would give the symptons you have described you need to get this checked first
SOURCE: 98 jeep grand cherokee dies and starts back
replace the crank angle sensor and this should cure your problem
SOURCE: The jeep dies while driving it, then won't start.
I had the same problems with my 95 Jeep GC Ltd. I had the crank shaft position sensor replaced (just under $300) and now it runs fine.
SOURCE: My 1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport dies or will not start when hot.
Sounds like the ignition coil is getting bad.
SOURCE: location of ignition module on a 96 jeep grand
96 Jeep Grand Cherokee wont start.Has fuel Press No spark.Poss Ignition Module?Cant Find location.
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could it be the TPS?
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