Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
I first had this problem occur about 2 years ago. My mechanic performed
a full brake and tune up to get the problem to go away. I only have this problem when my Jeep is cold. I start the vehicle, and put it in drive. The accelleration is slow, as I start moving forward the Jeep starts lurching. Sometimes the Jeep doesn't start lurching until I take my foot off the accellerator like I am going to stop. When the automatic transmission shifts into a lower gear it starts lurching and almost dies from a lack of gas. If I let the car warm up for 5 minutes or so - I don't have this problem. In the past though the lurching happens more frequently. Does any one have any ideas about what could be causing this issue? Is this a power inverter? Or a transmission issue? I have never had a problem like this before. I have 120,000 miles with very few problems. I want to thank all replies in advance. Sincerely, Kevin |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
You are a bit short on info. What color is the jeep?
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Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
You are a bit short on info. What color is the jeep?
-- Stupendous Man, Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
You are a bit short on info. What color is the jeep?
-- Stupendous Man, Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
Could be the lockup torque converter. When was the last time you performed
a transmission fluid change and adjustments? Earle "Kevin Mills" <kevinmi@nospam.ix.netcom.com> wrote in message news:2005120623004016807-kevinmi@nospamixnetcomcom... > I first had this problem occur about 2 years ago. My mechanic performed > a full brake and tune up to get the problem to go away. I only have > this problem when my Jeep is cold. I start the vehicle, and put it in > drive. The accelleration is slow, as I start moving forward the Jeep > starts lurching. Sometimes the Jeep doesn't start lurching until I take > my foot off the accellerator like I am going to stop. When the > automatic transmission shifts into a lower gear it starts lurching and > almost dies from a lack of gas. If I let the car warm up for 5 minutes > or so - I don't have this problem. In the past though the lurching > happens more frequently. Does any one have any ideas about what could > be causing this issue? Is this a power inverter? Or a transmission > issue? I have never had a problem like this before. I have 120,000 > miles with very few problems. > > I want to thank all replies in advance. > Sincerely, > Kevin > |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
Could be the lockup torque converter. When was the last time you performed
a transmission fluid change and adjustments? Earle "Kevin Mills" <kevinmi@nospam.ix.netcom.com> wrote in message news:2005120623004016807-kevinmi@nospamixnetcomcom... > I first had this problem occur about 2 years ago. My mechanic performed > a full brake and tune up to get the problem to go away. I only have > this problem when my Jeep is cold. I start the vehicle, and put it in > drive. The accelleration is slow, as I start moving forward the Jeep > starts lurching. Sometimes the Jeep doesn't start lurching until I take > my foot off the accellerator like I am going to stop. When the > automatic transmission shifts into a lower gear it starts lurching and > almost dies from a lack of gas. If I let the car warm up for 5 minutes > or so - I don't have this problem. In the past though the lurching > happens more frequently. Does any one have any ideas about what could > be causing this issue? Is this a power inverter? Or a transmission > issue? I have never had a problem like this before. I have 120,000 > miles with very few problems. > > I want to thank all replies in advance. > Sincerely, > Kevin > |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
Could be the lockup torque converter. When was the last time you performed
a transmission fluid change and adjustments? Earle "Kevin Mills" <kevinmi@nospam.ix.netcom.com> wrote in message news:2005120623004016807-kevinmi@nospamixnetcomcom... > I first had this problem occur about 2 years ago. My mechanic performed > a full brake and tune up to get the problem to go away. I only have > this problem when my Jeep is cold. I start the vehicle, and put it in > drive. The accelleration is slow, as I start moving forward the Jeep > starts lurching. Sometimes the Jeep doesn't start lurching until I take > my foot off the accellerator like I am going to stop. When the > automatic transmission shifts into a lower gear it starts lurching and > almost dies from a lack of gas. If I let the car warm up for 5 minutes > or so - I don't have this problem. In the past though the lurching > happens more frequently. Does any one have any ideas about what could > be causing this issue? Is this a power inverter? Or a transmission > issue? I have never had a problem like this before. I have 120,000 > miles with very few problems. > > I want to thank all replies in advance. > Sincerely, > Kevin > |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
Perform normal maintenance:
http://www.----------.com/lubeSchedule.pdf God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Kevin Mills wrote: > > I first had this problem occur about 2 years ago. My mechanic performed > a full brake and tune up to get the problem to go away. I only have > this problem when my Jeep is cold. I start the vehicle, and put it in > drive. The accelleration is slow, as I start moving forward the Jeep > starts lurching. Sometimes the Jeep doesn't start lurching until I take > my foot off the accellerator like I am going to stop. When the > automatic transmission shifts into a lower gear it starts lurching and > almost dies from a lack of gas. If I let the car warm up for 5 minutes > or so - I don't have this problem. In the past though the lurching > happens more frequently. Does any one have any ideas about what could > be causing this issue? Is this a power inverter? Or a transmission > issue? I have never had a problem like this before. I have 120,000 > miles with very few problems. > > I want to thank all replies in advance. > Sincerely, > Kevin |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
Perform normal maintenance:
http://www.----------.com/lubeSchedule.pdf God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Kevin Mills wrote: > > I first had this problem occur about 2 years ago. My mechanic performed > a full brake and tune up to get the problem to go away. I only have > this problem when my Jeep is cold. I start the vehicle, and put it in > drive. The accelleration is slow, as I start moving forward the Jeep > starts lurching. Sometimes the Jeep doesn't start lurching until I take > my foot off the accellerator like I am going to stop. When the > automatic transmission shifts into a lower gear it starts lurching and > almost dies from a lack of gas. If I let the car warm up for 5 minutes > or so - I don't have this problem. In the past though the lurching > happens more frequently. Does any one have any ideas about what could > be causing this issue? Is this a power inverter? Or a transmission > issue? I have never had a problem like this before. I have 120,000 > miles with very few problems. > > I want to thank all replies in advance. > Sincerely, > Kevin |
Re: Question about Wrangler acting like its barely getting gas.
Perform normal maintenance:
http://www.----------.com/lubeSchedule.pdf God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Kevin Mills wrote: > > I first had this problem occur about 2 years ago. My mechanic performed > a full brake and tune up to get the problem to go away. I only have > this problem when my Jeep is cold. I start the vehicle, and put it in > drive. The accelleration is slow, as I start moving forward the Jeep > starts lurching. Sometimes the Jeep doesn't start lurching until I take > my foot off the accellerator like I am going to stop. When the > automatic transmission shifts into a lower gear it starts lurching and > almost dies from a lack of gas. If I let the car warm up for 5 minutes > or so - I don't have this problem. In the past though the lurching > happens more frequently. Does any one have any ideas about what could > be causing this issue? Is this a power inverter? Or a transmission > issue? I have never had a problem like this before. I have 120,000 > miles with very few problems. > > I want to thank all replies in advance. > Sincerely, > Kevin |
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