I can unhook just about any one sensor on my car and still drive perfectally...... maby a bit of power / gas milage loss but still drivable. My maf sensor died on a road trip last year and the car bairly ran.... unhooked the maf sensor and drove home.... just got like 18mpg insted of 27mpg
the temp sensor that did that???...wow the ECM on you rig must be strict.....i miss the old days when most everything could be bypassed if needed LOL.
@DavesAV6 try check vacuum hoses too. its would be cause those sensor problems like mine with my 1987 jeep comanche then now inline 6 run smooth after fix hoses, tps and temp :)
I can unhook just about any one sensor on my car and still drive perfectally...... maby a bit of power / gas milage loss but still drivable. My maf sensor died on a road trip last year and the car bairly ran.... unhooked the maf sensor and drove home.... just got like 18mpg insted of 27mpg
frosty9595 7 months ago
fuel pump
MrJeepman94 1 year ago
my friends jeep has the same problem except his got really really bad and only goes 10 km/h foot the the what did you change to fix it sensor?
dankevw 1 year ago
its not the temp sensor its the throtle body sensor
metuber11 2 years ago
It's the Temp Sensor, The car actually dies and restarts when he revs it.
gibsonlespaul2 1 year ago
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JSneaker 2 years ago
oh sorry didnt see you already fixed it
teamlawless17 2 years ago
sounds like the temp sensor
teamlawless17 2 years ago
Sounds like the engine is blown almost
PGMEagle 3 years ago
temp sensors. all 4.0s do it. I keep one on my tool box along with a crank POS.
everyone replaces the tps, but it rarely fixes it. especially backfires (has nothing to do with a TPS.
johnnybsic 3 years ago
Isn't the XJ a truck?
83RebelRanger 3 years ago
its a jeep
jimcantplay 3 years ago
the mj is a truck aka the comanche, the xj is the cherokee
quailman8760 2 years ago
Fixed... It was the temp sensor.
DavesAV6 3 years ago
cool-
Cazador42265 3 years ago
Haha good job man. Glad you got it in condition again
bowmaster24 2 years ago
@DavesAV6
the temp sensor that did that???...wow the ECM on you rig must be strict.....i miss the old days when most everything could be bypassed if needed LOL.
discoveryman 1 year ago
@DavesAV6 try check vacuum hoses too. its would be cause those sensor problems like mine with my 1987 jeep comanche then now inline 6 run smooth after fix hoses, tps and temp :)
deafdude6 1 year ago
@DavesAV6 I know its been awhile but you would you be able to tell me if it was the sensor by the firewall or the thermostat?
jeepcherokee40 5 months ago
@jeepcherokee40 theres 2 of them, I think the second is in the back of the motor.
DavesAV6 5 months ago
it sounds like its missing maybe plugs and wires and a induction service
benchmaster200 3 years ago
at least it will have all that new stuff on it.i know the coil likes to short out on them from high rpms.that causes it to act up.
devon91reed 3 years ago
Pedal in reverse, computer problem.
Alex0992 3 years ago
replaced TPS still does it. Now I guess time for the ecu. Thats all thats left I think.
DavesAV6 3 years ago
need a tune up
dint500 3 years ago
all brand new ignition system and fuel system.
DavesAV6 3 years ago
yup, backfiring and strange accelerating.
just happened to my friends. was the same (tps)
XJFiles 3 years ago
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ccrimsonfox 3 years ago