mines the same for starting, ive got 106k and it starts up immediately regardless of temp. my buddy has an 04 rubicon with 30k on a new motor 102k on chassis & fuel system and his takes a while to start, 4-5 seconds, sometimes he has to turn the key a 2nd time to get it to start

 

Not a Renix. That's why.

 

Just bought my first. 170k miles, starts as soon as I turn the key. Not bad for a 12 year old Jeep.

 

my jeep isnt startin for the past few days and i dont know y
ive tried everything to get it to start faster but no luck

 

Describe "everything".

 

There's a few things to try here....

• First off, do a tune up with plugs, wires, cap, rotor, etc.

• Also, run some fuel injector cleaner....personally I'm partial to the Chevron Techron.

• Here's my secret quick start up trick. Before I start the jeep on a cold morning, I turn the key to the "Run" position and leave it there for a few seconds. This kicks on your fuel pump and primes your injectors. After a couple seconds of doing this, mine will start instantly. However, if I turn the key straight on with out doing it, mine will take a couple seconds.

 

i always turn the key an let the system prime

 

i hav noticed that wen i have checked one of the lines on the fuel rail it doesnt actually pump any gas until i crank the engine it doesnt pump wen the key is in the on position but it does pump wen i crank the motor tho

 

My battery has seen better days but it probably takes 2-3 seconds to fire up.

 

With a new CPS at .56 (AC Volts from it unplugged, cranking), and the JY 703 injectors, my old 90 Renix (264K), cold starts in under 2 seconds. (1-1/2). I suspect the better atomization changes the game a little for the Renix. Since I worked on it for the PO, I can say that's the best in 15 years!

 

my xj use to take alot longer to start than it does now but still about 2 seconds to fire up

 

Normal for Renix, actually pretty good!!

 

well replaced my cps along with cleaning nss and it seems to be starting up fairly well now

 

My 97 takes like 10 seconds the first start up of the day unless I turn the key on 2 times and let the fuel pump cycle of course mine has been sitting in some dude's yard for 3 years with a hole in the gas tank

 

that explains y it takes so long uve have it just sitting in some dudes yard