good news, 2000 aok finally
02-07-2017, 09:00 AM
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Year: 1994
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Man, I feel your pain on not feeling like you can rely on your jeep. When I got mine I wouldnt take it more than a few miles. Now I take it anywhere I want to go (and can afford to feed her), I would not let my fiance drive it until just recently because I didnt trust it not to do something weird, shes driving it today on a 200 mile round trip. It just takes time, and a boat load of patience
02-07-2017, 10:22 AM
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 6 cylinder
Sounds to me the two problems are not insurmountable enough to give up especially considering all the work you've already done on it.
I know easy for me to say.
I'd take the 'defective' starter back and exchange it or get a refund.
Is that starter motor a re-man?
I'd also change the oil sending unit as a feel good if nothing else, they're relatively cheap.
Maybe the oil psi and the starter problems are related, bad grounds?
I know easy for me to say.
I'd take the 'defective' starter back and exchange it or get a refund.
Is that starter motor a re-man?
I'd also change the oil sending unit as a feel good if nothing else, they're relatively cheap.
Maybe the oil psi and the starter problems are related, bad grounds?
02-07-2017, 10:58 AM
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 Litre I6
Sounds to me the two problems are not insurmountable enough to give up especially considering all the work you've already done on it.
I know easy for me to say.
I'd take the 'defective' starter back and exchange it or get a refund.
Is that starter motor a re-man?
I'd also change the oil sending unit as a feel good if nothing else, they're relatively cheap.
Maybe the oil psi and the starter problems are related, bad grounds?
I know easy for me to say.
I'd take the 'defective' starter back and exchange it or get a refund.
Is that starter motor a re-man?
I'd also change the oil sending unit as a feel good if nothing else, they're relatively cheap.
Maybe the oil psi and the starter problems are related, bad grounds?
