Odd problem with 98 TJ
11-05-2005, 05:47 AM
#31
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
About half the books call it a Crankshaft Position Sensor:
http://www.----------.com/cps.jpg
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Kelly wrote:
>
> Thanks Cal, that sounds like an easy and inexpensive thing to try. pardon my
> ignorance, but what and where is the TPS? I really need to invest in a Jeep
> shop manual:-)I hate Chiltons and Hanes books and to be honest i haven't even
> seen one of those available for the 98 wrangler.
>
> Kelly
http://www.----------.com/cps.jpg
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------
Kelly wrote:
>
> Thanks Cal, that sounds like an easy and inexpensive thing to try. pardon my
> ignorance, but what and where is the TPS? I really need to invest in a Jeep
> shop manual:-)I hate Chiltons and Hanes books and to be honest i haven't even
> seen one of those available for the 98 wrangler.
>
> Kelly
11-05-2005, 07:35 AM
#32
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
Kelly,
Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
Steve
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
Steve
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
11-05-2005, 07:35 AM
#33
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
Kelly,
Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
Steve
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
Steve
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
11-05-2005, 07:35 AM
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
Kelly,
Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
Steve
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
Steve
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
11-06-2005, 10:20 AM
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
fuel pump can't keep up
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
11-06-2005, 10:20 AM
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
fuel pump can't keep up
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
11-06-2005, 10:20 AM
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
fuel pump can't keep up
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
Kelly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>
> I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
> once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
> with no problem.
>
> I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
> bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
> put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
> clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
> ideas??
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Kelly
> 98TJ
> 2" suspension
> 1" body
> truetrak in dana 35
> 32" Super Swampers
11-07-2005, 07:16 PM
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
Thanks for the tip, I forgot about ebay. I just baught a shop manual for the
98TJ on cd there.
In article <1131194141.012276.224470@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, popeyeball
says...
>
>Kelly,
>Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
>to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
>get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
>used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
>It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
>EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
>Steve
>Kelly wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>>
>>I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
>>once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
>> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
>> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
>> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
>> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
>> with no problem.
>>
>>I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
>>bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
>>put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
>> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
>> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
>>clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
>> ideas??
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Kelly
>> 98TJ
>> 2" suspension
>> 1" body
>> truetrak in dana 35
>> 32" Super Swampers
>
98TJ on cd there.
In article <1131194141.012276.224470@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, popeyeball
says...
>
>Kelly,
>Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
>to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
>get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
>used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
>It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
>EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
>Steve
>Kelly wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>>
>>I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
>>once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
>> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
>> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
>> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
>> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
>> with no problem.
>>
>>I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
>>bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
>>put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
>> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
>> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
>>clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
>> ideas??
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Kelly
>> 98TJ
>> 2" suspension
>> 1" body
>> truetrak in dana 35
>> 32" Super Swampers
>
11-07-2005, 07:16 PM
#39
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
Thanks for the tip, I forgot about ebay. I just baught a shop manual for the
98TJ on cd there.
In article <1131194141.012276.224470@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, popeyeball
says...
>
>Kelly,
>Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
>to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
>get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
>used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
>It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
>EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
>Steve
>Kelly wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>>
>>I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
>>once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
>> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
>> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
>> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
>> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
>> with no problem.
>>
>>I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
>>bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
>>put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
>> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
>> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
>>clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
>> ideas??
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Kelly
>> 98TJ
>> 2" suspension
>> 1" body
>> truetrak in dana 35
>> 32" Super Swampers
>
98TJ on cd there.
In article <1131194141.012276.224470@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, popeyeball
says...
>
>Kelly,
>Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
>to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
>get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
>used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
>It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
>EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
>Steve
>Kelly wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>>
>>I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
>>once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
>> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
>> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
>> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
>> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
>> with no problem.
>>
>>I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
>>bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
>>put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
>> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
>> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
>>clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
>> ideas??
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Kelly
>> 98TJ
>> 2" suspension
>> 1" body
>> truetrak in dana 35
>> 32" Super Swampers
>
11-07-2005, 07:16 PM
#40
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Re: Odd problem with 98 TJ
Thanks for the tip, I forgot about ebay. I just baught a shop manual for the
98TJ on cd there.
In article <1131194141.012276.224470@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, popeyeball
says...
>
>Kelly,
>Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
>to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
>get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
>used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
>It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
>EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
>Steve
>Kelly wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>>
>>I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
>>once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
>> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
>> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
>> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
>> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
>> with no problem.
>>
>>I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
>>bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
>>put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
>> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
>> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
>>clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
>> ideas??
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Kelly
>> 98TJ
>> 2" suspension
>> 1" body
>> truetrak in dana 35
>> 32" Super Swampers
>
98TJ on cd there.
In article <1131194141.012276.224470@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, popeyeball
says...
>
>Kelly,
>Haynes has finally come out with a repair manual for years past 1997 up
>to 2000 (actually it's "87 - 00). If you really want to do it up right
>get the 'shop repair manual for about $90. The phone number and adress
>used too posted in the back of owners manuals but I don't see one now.
>It's located on McNichols Rd. in Detroit. They are also available on
>EBay. Anyone have a link to a shop manual on EBay?
>Steve
>Kelly wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a 98TJ 4.0L with 5 speed. 97,000 miles
>>
>>I have an intermittant problem the engine. It only happens on occasion (maybe
>>once a week) and ONLY after 30+ minutes of sustained highway speeds. The engine
>> will sudenly begin to stutter, and keeping the foot in the gas will just drop
>> the revs faster. I just have to press in the clutch and coast to the side of
>> the road. Once off the road, it will idle smooth as silk, no danger of
>> stalling, and if I sit there idleing for just a minute or two I can continue
>> with no problem.
>>
>>I had a similar problem a couple of years ago and finally tracked it down to a
>>bad Crank Position sensor. Since this problem was so similar, I went ahead and
>>put a new CPS in but the problem still remains. I thought it might be bad gas,
>> but several tanks from differant locations and a couple of bottles of fuel
>> system cleaner have not fixed it. Although I would think that bad gas or a
>>clogged filter would give a more consistant, and sustained symptom. Any other
>> ideas??
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Kelly
>> 98TJ
>> 2" suspension
>> 1" body
>> truetrak in dana 35
>> 32" Super Swampers
>