Questions & Answers for: Jeep fuel problems

...problems becasue you will hear a hissing noise. My bet is the fuel pump, but again I'm not 100%. The fuel pump is located inside the gas tank. You would need to lower the gas tank to get to it, and ...

...needs replacement. check your fuses and relays. this problems sounds electrical not manual. and finally check your fuel pump. this vechile is prone to fuel issues. sounds like it might be a fuel ...

starving for fuel sometimes I changed the fuel filter but problem persists. I'm thinking it may be a vacuum problem to the fuel tank. Thoughts? Russ well there can be a few things that cause this ...

when i turn the key to start the jeep i have to wait about 45 second until the fuel pump kick in then it will start and run just fine.I have replaced the fuel pump,fuel filter.fuel pump relay,cap and ...

OBD test resulted in a "too lean bank 1" diagnostics. How do I adjust the air/fuel mixture on the 97 Tj, 2.5L, multi point fuel injected engine to meet required specs. There is no fuel mixture to ...

...problems with the fuel pressure regulator. Refer to the service manual for regulator diagnosis. Do not replace the fuel pump for high pressure. Low fuel pressure - Low pressure could indicate a pump ...

I have replaced the fuel filter and immediately afterwards the vehicle refused to start. I noticed that the fuel was not being pumped to the filter so I assumed that there is an aie problem. We used ...

slow starting, then starts up. battery checked out fine. Get the fuel pressure checked,also check if fuel filter is clogged, then it will not let fuel to flow properly causing this problem. Get both ...

problems with 97 jeep 6 cylinder, with key on fuel pump not running, but did jump test on pump and pump is working, fuel gauge show empty, what can be the problem Assuming you have the 4.0 six look on

...problems - See as well if you can locate any fuel dripping from the fuel supply line - air will force the fuel out of any damge areas - if not then the problem is not on the fuel supply line and then ...