Bogging down and cutting out
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From: Miami tx
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Bogging down and cutting out
I have a 96 cherokee with the 4.0 in it. I took it out this weekend playing and it started bogging down hard when I put it in gear. After a while it would do it all the time and would die if I got it on an incline acting like it was vapor locking or just wet but I have plenty of fuel pressure and have dried the distributor out numerous time and still runs the same any help would be great
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What do the plugs look like? Have you done any further diagnostics? What were you doing when the truck started to bog the first time?
It may be a failing fuel pump or clogged filter. Just because you have fuel pressure doesn't mean you've got enough, unless you've put a pressure gauge on it.
It may be a failing fuel pump or clogged filter. Just because you have fuel pressure doesn't mean you've got enough, unless you've put a pressure gauge on it.
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From: Miami tx
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I just put the plugs in not that long ago less than 100 miles. The first time I noticed it I was climbing up a pretty steep hill. I havent done anymore looking yet. Was just glad to get it on the trailer. I forgot to mention I did a ce light once but it went off and the alternator no charging. So I don't know if that would be an ECU problem or just a sensor somewhere.
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I'd pull a plug and look at it. That could be a huge clue as to whats causing it.
There is quite a bit that could be causing this issue. How are you confirming "good" fuel pressure?
There is quite a bit that could be causing this issue. How are you confirming "good" fuel pressure?
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From: Miami tx
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
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I haven't put a gauge on it yet I'll pull a plug and put a pressure gauge on it tonight and see what it says. All I have done is open the shrader valve with a screw driver and it looked to me like there would be plenty of pressure.
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