stalling problem
#1
stalling problem
Hi, I have a 96 cherokee xj and it has been stalling out on me while driving and sometimes at red lights, and occasionally hard to start. I just replaced the fuel filter and changed my spark plugs and wires about a month ago. I had it scanned at Advanced Auto Parts and they said, it ran a code for a O2 sensor circuit running high voltage. Would that be by problem? Or if not what would it be?
Thanks, Austin
Thanks, Austin
#3
What is the exact code? Might check the o2 sensor wiring harness and plug for damage.
Has the sensor been replaced recently?
Might also check the TPS signal voltage to make sure it's working right.
Has the sensor been replaced recently?
Might also check the TPS signal voltage to make sure it's working right.
#4
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From: Grand Haven, Michigan
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
I had similar issues
try this right away, might help, might not, but its cheap, easy to do
1 - go to napa
2- buy 3 dollars worth of new battery clamps
3- go home
4-remove old battery clamps
5- install new ones.
it takes maybe 20 min to do, I found the positive and negative wires were corroded and not getting good connection
my jeep had similar issues as you mention....some clean wires and 2 new battery clamps and it runs better now than it ever did
even if it dont fix your problem, atleast you know you have good connections
try this right away, might help, might not, but its cheap, easy to do
1 - go to napa
2- buy 3 dollars worth of new battery clamps
3- go home
4-remove old battery clamps
5- install new ones.
it takes maybe 20 min to do, I found the positive and negative wires were corroded and not getting good connection
my jeep had similar issues as you mention....some clean wires and 2 new battery clamps and it runs better now than it ever did
even if it dont fix your problem, atleast you know you have good connections
#5
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: In the middle of Minnesota!
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Chase and resolve every single code. Failure to do so can result in the chasing of your tail.
Oxygen sensors don't last forever. They have a finite lifespan of between 100-150k depending on efficiency of the engine. NTK is the best choice for a replacement oxygen sensor. Replace BOTH of them while you're at it. If one is failing, the other is not far behind. Be sure to inspect all oxygen sensor wiring as well.
Oxygen sensors don't last forever. They have a finite lifespan of between 100-150k depending on efficiency of the engine. NTK is the best choice for a replacement oxygen sensor. Replace BOTH of them while you're at it. If one is failing, the other is not far behind. Be sure to inspect all oxygen sensor wiring as well.
Last edited by tjwalker; 05-16-2013 at 06:28 PM.
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Hi, I have a 96 cherokee xj and it has been stalling out on me while driving and sometimes at red lights, and occasionally hard to start. I just replaced the fuel filter and changed my spark plugs and wires about a month ago. I had it scanned at Advanced Auto Parts and they said, it ran a code for a O2 sensor circuit running high voltage. Would that be by problem? Or if not what would it be?
Thanks, Austin
Thanks, Austin
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