I was wondering if anyone has had a problem with their jeep...

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Answer by Morgan
Submitted on 1/24/2007
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I have a '96 JGC Laredo 4.0L that's doing the exact same thing. Diagnosed it to be running rich, though so far I've not found why. I'm replacing the MAP Sensor tomorrow, that is the most likely culprit. I know it's not the TPS, camshaft position sensor, distributor, ignition coil, plugs, plug wires, cap, rotor or fuel filter as I replaced all of that due to general maintenance (except the distributor which was bad). Also my catalytic converter is new. If it's not the MAP Sensor, my only remaining options are the crankshaft position sensor (not likely), the PCM itself (possible), battery voltage (tests fine so doubtful), or the fuel pump (not likely as it is giving good pressure). Hopefully this helps.

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Question by Julie
Submitted on 5/10/2004
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I was wondering if anyone has had a problem with their jeep losing rpm'sto the point or stalling or wanting to stall.Giving gas to it seems to keep it from stalling. Also At 45/50 miles per hour I have a intermintent jerking which will cause the rpm'sto go down.Not sure if the two are related. I have recently had it to the dealer several times and of course it does not act up for them. They changed the rotor and cap. The second time they cleaned the injectors. Int the past the TPS sensor was replaced, map sensor, fuel pump and filter. Does anyone know what could be causing this? It is a 1994 jeep grand cherokee sw.

Answer by Sparky
Submitted on 11/6/2004
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I'm having the same problem on my 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I've owned this thing for 30 minutes

Answer by john
Submitted on 11/22/2004
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I have a 1998 jeep grand cherokee and i had the same problem with mine. it was the alternator going bad. you can take it to a shop and they can test it.

Answer by mack_dawg
Submitted on 7/13/2005
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i have the same problem with my 89 jeep cherokee

Answer by andy
Submitted on 7/18/2005
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check the crank shaft sensor and /or the cam shaft sensor

Answer by Larry
Submitted on 9/20/2005
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I have the same problem with my 1994 JGC. I also need help in finding the problem. I replaced the TPS, but it did not correct the problem.

Answer by mudcat
Submitted on 11/21/2005
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check carburator and take it apart and clean everthing except diaphragms,electric choke units,pump plunger,and all other plastic, leather, fiber, or rubber parts . and don't put gas cleaning solution in gas that really messes it up.

Answer by Flannel
Submitted on 1/5/2006
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THe problem is your crank sensor in the transmission. It took me 2 months, and 2 dealerships to resolve the same issues you are having as well as I replaced all you had listed. New crank sensor, problem was solved on my jeep.

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