$16000 1997 no start after TPS change
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$16000 1997 no start after TPS change
After an engine swap, drove it for a few days, then I got a CEL for the TPS sensor. I changed it at O'Reillys and then it wouldn't start. Tow it home, buy the OEM TPS, now still no start, the code is now P0340. I have changed the crank sensor, it is not OEM but I did test it, it has 5 volts and ground and it "clips" when hand cranked. So I checked and it appears I do not have spark. I checked the coil and it is working. I have brand new cap rotor wires and plugs, all OEM. The distributor is original. But was functional. Getting super frustrated . Don't know why changing the TPS would throw off timing? ECU? Thank you for you time.
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awg (08-06-2020)
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plus little stuff like console latch, 12's,
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OldTires (08-06-2020)
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Did you try putting the old TPS back in? I recently just bought a TPS from Napa and it was DOA. Took me way longer than i'd like to admit to figure that one out.
Also, did you really pay 16k for a Cherokee?
Also, did you really pay 16k for a Cherokee?
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No, that's how much I've dropped on it. Be nice if I could drive it.
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#8
I would either perform the tests outlined in the Service Manual, Youtube, or just replace the cam sensor
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Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 331
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From: Dallas, Texas
Year: 1987
Model: Wagoneer
Engine: 4.0L
paid 500 for her. new engine, rims, tires, bumpers, winch, new lights, new seats, new windshield, intake, 4 core new radiator, new fuel pump, OEM sensors, I think all of them, tps, map, idac, crank, plus new steering box, alt, all new hoses...
plus little stuff like console latch, 12's,
plus little stuff like console latch, 12's,
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From: Eustis, Florida
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
First, I am not an expert...just trying to help...
I think the ecu has to match the engine if I remember reading that correctly.
Resetting the ECU it learns for the first 50 starts.
Is it possible that the ecu threw a code because it didn't know what else to do as it was receiving conflicting data and then shut down?
I don't know, just know what I have been through with my Jeepster...
I think the ecu has to match the engine if I remember reading that correctly.
Resetting the ECU it learns for the first 50 starts.
Is it possible that the ecu threw a code because it didn't know what else to do as it was receiving conflicting data and then shut down?
I don't know, just know what I have been through with my Jeepster...
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First, I am not an expert...just trying to help...
I think the ecu has to match the engine if I remember reading that correctly.
Resetting the ECU it learns for the first 50 starts.
Is it possible that the ecu threw a code because it didn't know what else to do as it was receiving conflicting data and then shut down?
I don't know, just know what I have been through with my Jeepster...
I think the ecu has to match the engine if I remember reading that correctly.
Resetting the ECU it learns for the first 50 starts.
Is it possible that the ecu threw a code because it didn't know what else to do as it was receiving conflicting data and then shut down?
I don't know, just know what I have been through with my Jeepster...