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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 08:01 AM
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My stupid as$ 4.0 is misfiring like no tomorrow. I started off with a misfire in cyl 3 when I bought it and it happened every now and then. Now I get misfires randomly in all cylinders. I went wheeling yesterday and the BDS Outback Adventure and I couldn't shut off the jeep on the trail or else it would misfire really bad. I think my injectors are going south. I looked up how much they costs and $60 each!!?? That's gonna costs around $500-$600 just to replace 6 injectors and a fuel rail? WTF That's insane.

Is there any place that sells a package deal of 6 injectors at a lower price or individually cheaper?

I am almost considering selling this p.o.s. because of how unreliable this stupid motor is. Sometimes I wish I stuck with my 2.5L cuz I beat the living hell out of that thing for four years and never a single issue or leak. It was bulletproof.
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 09:55 AM
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ebay... you can get a set of some that will give ya alittle boost in fuel milage also... they normally only go for around $100 on ebay... also junk yards... course you never know what your gonna get but most of the time injectors are unharmed... tried running some Lucas fuel injector cleaner yet? id do that first... if its bouncing around between cyl midfires then i really dont think its a injector... its gonna be something further up the line... like what actually sends the signal to the cyl to fire... say a distributor or coil or cam position sensor... something like that... all of which are cheaper then brand new injectors...
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 10:04 AM
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ebay... you can get a set of some that will give ya alittle boost in fuel milage also... they normally only go for around $100 on ebay... also junk yards... course you never know what your gonna get but most of the time injectors are unharmed... tried running some Lucas fuel injector cleaner yet? id do that first... if its bouncing around between cyl midfires then i really dont think its a injector... its gonna be something further up the line... like what actually sends the signal to the cyl to fire... say a distributor or coil or cam position sensor... something like that... all of which are cheaper then brand new injectors...
I was thinking it was injectors because I get a rough idle when I first start it up in the morning. This kinda points to leaking fuel injectors leaking overnight.

I don't have a distributor. Where are the coil packs located? Could the computer be going bad?
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 10:11 AM
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i got some ford yellow top stick type injectors ill sell ya for 50 bucks for all 6 all youll have to do is get new orings for them
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 10:19 AM
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if the injectors where leaking it would cause you to have a slow start... because the fuel would run back down the lines and into the tank... so while your starting it fuel would have to draw all the way back up... its possible on the computer but they dont go out often... ive got a distributer and one single coil and havent worked on one any different so i couldnt tell ya where your coils are... just follow the plug wires... you should also have a cam position sensor somewhere on the motor then... mines in the distributor... possible cause also... actually Autozone can test just about any sensor on your jeep for free if you pull it... they have the equipment to anyway... finding someone that knows how to use it is a different story...
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 10:24 AM
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Get new spark plugs and wires first. I had bought some E3 spark plugs and for 3-4 months they worked great then they went to ****. It ran like yours. Then with new Champion plugs and wires I thought I got a new engine.
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 10:35 AM
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i got injectors ill sell out of my 94. fuel rail included. send me a pm
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 11:43 AM
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Get new spark plugs and wires first. I had bought some E3 spark plugs and for 3-4 months they worked great then they went to ****. It ran like yours. Then with new Champion plugs and wires I thought I got a new engine.
I have no wires. Plugs were changed not even a month ago but I will check them again anyways. It just happened to get alot worse after the plug change but not right after. I used champions.

Cherokee 4.0, I'm not sure if your injectors are the same as mine. I have a 2001 and from what I've seen online when lookin to buy injectors is there are different injectors for particular years.
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by The Black
Get new spark plugs and wires first. I had bought some E3 spark plugs and for 3-4 months they worked great then they went to ****. It ran like yours. Then with new Champion plugs and wires I thought I got a new engine.

i agree ^^
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 01:26 PM
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I bought 8 19# ford injectors for $30 shipped. I got out bid on E-bay and the seller gave me a 2nd chance offer for my top bid. I'll look for there store name and pm it to anyone who wants it. If anybody wants to buy the remaining 2 injectors from me pm me about that also.
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Old Sep 27, 2009 | 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by 95DanXJ
I bought 8 19# ford injectors for $30 shipped. I got out bid on E-bay and the seller gave me a 2nd chance offer for my top bid. I'll look for there store name and pm it to anyone who wants it. If anybody wants to buy the remaining 2 injectors from me pm me about that also.
I would like to know the store name if that's cool. Thanks.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 07:09 PM
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I just got the injectors in the mail and after the wife gets home I'm gonna put them in asap. Then I top off the tank and let you know if it helps in anyway.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 07:55 PM
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does your model have a crankshaft position sensor? it would be located on top of the tranny by the bell housing. most jeeps dont have timing adjustments. that sensor controls the timing.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 09:20 PM
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Yes there is different injectors for diff years.
87-89 #53003956 18.6 lb/hr @ 39psi
91-93 #53007127 21.0 lb/hr @ 39psi
94-95 #53030343 21.0 lb/hr @ 39psi
96-98 #53030778 23.2 lb/hr @ 49psi
99-01 #04854181 22.5 lb/hr @ 49psi

I think these are correct I wrote them down when is was reaserching for my jeep. I think I got them off a forum or from www.go.jeep-xj.info this guy at goJeep has so much info for everybody on XJ's and jeeps that somebody should give him an award or something. Hope it helps.
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