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I have a jeep cherokee limited ed. 96 and I am having problems with it will not start, I checked the gas pump and the power and replaced the dist cap, checked timeing chain. Have I missed anything else?
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The computer grounds the fuel pump relay for 3 seconds to boost fuel pressure on start-up. If the computer does not see oil pressure or RPM it will not continue to ground the relay. You would need to bypass the relay and see if the pump continues to run, then check the relay and the ground signal from the computer. The gas gauge problem may be connected or something different. The connector at the gas tank may be faulty which would affect both the power for the pump and the fuel gauge sending unit.
Not aware of any re-set on Jeeps. But you said it won't crank? Starter is not working? Please clarify.
If it won't crank over from the starter, your problem is in the start circuit, and not affected by fuel pump operation. So, please reply.
check the fuel pump fuse/relay, could be just bad enough to cause an intermittent start/no start. and check fuel pressure,spark and the crank position sensor.
first, have someone turn your key on as you listen to the gas tank. you should hear a whirring sound that indicates your fuelpump is working. if not, check your fuses.2nd, change your fuel filter. good luck. if you don't hear any sound from your fuel pump and still after checking fuses, fuel pump may need to be replaced. good luck
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