Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> You have ten years, a hundred thousand miles, you need a new fuel
> pump.

I second that option.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> You have ten years, a hundred thousand miles, you need a new fuel
> pump.

I second that option.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote:
> You have ten years, a hundred thousand miles, you need a new fuel
> pump.

I second that option.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

Is there a way to turn off the alarm to test out the alarm system as
being suspect? Perhaps a fuse in the panel and/or a possible second one
in the factory installed systems? The alarm works fine if you use the
original key or electronic key, but 3rd-party made keys can
occasionally set of the alarm from the door key hole. The alarm never
goes off otherwise.

As a side note, I only have one electronic key, and no Jeep dealer
service deparment could get another key attuned to the system
simultaneously with the existing one. Only one or the other can be
programmed at a time.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

Is there a way to turn off the alarm to test out the alarm system as
being suspect? Perhaps a fuse in the panel and/or a possible second one
in the factory installed systems? The alarm works fine if you use the
original key or electronic key, but 3rd-party made keys can
occasionally set of the alarm from the door key hole. The alarm never
goes off otherwise.

As a side note, I only have one electronic key, and no Jeep dealer
service deparment could get another key attuned to the system
simultaneously with the existing one. Only one or the other can be
programmed at a time.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

Is there a way to turn off the alarm to test out the alarm system as
being suspect? Perhaps a fuse in the panel and/or a possible second one
in the factory installed systems? The alarm works fine if you use the
original key or electronic key, but 3rd-party made keys can
occasionally set of the alarm from the door key hole. The alarm never
goes off otherwise.

As a side note, I only have one electronic key, and no Jeep dealer
service deparment could get another key attuned to the system
simultaneously with the existing one. Only one or the other can be
programmed at a time.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

Is there a way to turn off the alarm to test out the alarm system as
being suspect? Perhaps a fuse in the panel and/or a possible second one
in the factory installed systems? The alarm works fine if you use the
original key or electronic key, but 3rd-party made keys can
occasionally set of the alarm from the door key hole. The alarm never
goes off otherwise.

As a side note, I only have one electronic key, and no Jeep dealer
service deparment could get another key attuned to the system
simultaneously with the existing one. Only one or the other can be
programmed at a time.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

L.W. ------ III (ßill) wrote:
> You have ten years, a hundred thousand miles, you need a new fuel pump.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

As for fuel pump, why? Just based on mileage/years? I don't believe
this is the issue, so I'd like to hear your reasoning on why the fuel
pump.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

L.W. ------ III (ßill) wrote:
> You have ten years, a hundred thousand miles, you need a new fuel pump.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

As for fuel pump, why? Just based on mileage/years? I don't believe
this is the issue, so I'd like to hear your reasoning on why the fuel
pump.

Re: 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee Cranks, But No Start
 

L.W. ------ III (ßill) wrote:
> You have ten years, a hundred thousand miles, you need a new fuel pump.
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

As for fuel pump, why? Just based on mileage/years? I don't believe
this is the issue, so I'd like to hear your reasoning on why the fuel
pump.