92 xj Not starting evening cranking(Nothing)
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92 xj Not starting evening cranking(Nothing)
i see alot of threads on here but not like my issue, My 92 cherokee does nothing when i turn the key! no crank but i do have power just no clicking nothing i have looked at all the fuses and looks fine?
Does anyone or did anyone have this issue because i cant seem to find the fuse blown? this was yesterday i drove it to the store no problem and when i came back to turn the key.... and nothing after that HELP!!!
Does anyone or did anyone have this issue because i cant seem to find the fuse blown? this was yesterday i drove it to the store no problem and when i came back to turn the key.... and nothing after that HELP!!!
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Not the CPS because it would crank, but not start. Could be the ASD relay (Automatic Shutdown Relay) which is located under the hood in the fusebox. Could also just be the starter. Try tapping it with a hammer lightly. It works best is someone turns the key while you tap it with a hammer. Or you could do the old-time unsafe method of jumping the terminals with a screwdriver while the ignition is on.
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Not the CPS because it would crank, but not start. Could be the ASD relay (Automatic Shutdown Relay) which is located under the hood in the fusebox. Could also just be the starter. Try tapping it with a hammer lightly. It works best is someone turns the key while you tap it with a hammer. Or you could do the old-time unsafe method of jumping the terminals with a screwdriver while the ignition is on.