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Similar to mezouii, my jeep grand cherokee laredo runs out of gas quite often and sooner than it should. the gas gage is broken but i time the mileage after i gas up and i should be able to go twice as far as it goes. this mostly happens after my car has been parked and it just wont start. i usually park in the garage and i havent seen any spills so i dont think it is a leak. The previous owner recently replaced the fuel pump himself. could this have something to do with the problem?
Re: Similar to mezouii, my jeep grand cherokee laredo...
Sounds like somone has a garden hose in your tank personaly i would check the fuel tank ground
it is likely the reason your gage doesnt work
once gage works you can properly monitor fuel use
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Question edited for clarity. Cranking IS turning over. You are cranking but not firing, or starting, or running.
If you haven't much pressure at the rail, your likely problem is not enough fuel pressure and the fuel pump needs replacing. One post here says you need 39 PSI and another says 49 PSI. What do you have? You need to test with a pressure gauge.
sure
every time the ASD drops
or every time i run sparkplugs to 300 k miles
all jeeps do that hell all gas cars since 1884 (still runs to)
all do.
its called a TUNEUP., ask grand dad.
Sounds like an electrical problem; look for loose, corroded or kinked/broken wires. The problem is most likely in the dash wiring/connections and seems to be pretty common in jeeps.
bad egr if it happens while pushing pedal will also cause a rough idle,if so plugs will have to changed for they are fouled out.going by your posting so if you have more info let me know,black smoke ect.
there are alot of things that cause this same issue.
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