They're Bosch. And no grease. Never had a problem before, this was only a couple. The rest were white.

 

anyone can tell me where can i gett the rigth values so i make a obd11 diagnostic? the programs give values of several things but i have to compare whit the rigth ones but i dont know where i can gett that , injection pump and other things, anyone know this? thankx

 

http://www.quadratec.com/jeep_knowle...article-39.htm
This what you're looking for?

 

I am new to the forum but not to the Cherokee Scene! I have 3 Cherokee's and love em all. BUT I recently purchased a 99 sport with the 4.0 in it and when I got it it had been sitting for 6 months or so. It started right up and ran like a top. After driving it 10 miles or so it started surging. This got worse, then it started flooding and blowing black smoke. This was periodically at first but got to where it did it most of the time. I went 98 miles on a tank of gas. I let it set for a few days then it wouldn't start at all. Checked the pressure on the fuel rail and there was none. So I put a pump in it, still no pressure, checked the wires at the tank and none seem to have power but the fuel gauge works. I can start it up on either but that's it. What do you guys think I need to try next?

 

Always use the supplied grease.

 

Yesssssssssssss

 

There wasn't any supplied grease.

 

Then they were real cheap **** wires.......

 

Always have di electric grease in the garage. Comes in handy for everything electric

 

Haha guessing so, they are under warranty so I'll use grease and see if that helps on the new ones. I just can't see why after 900 miles they would be like that.

 

Shoulda been in the package.. Cheap bastards.

 

Cheap pieces of **** maybe?

 

They are Bosch, they were the "best" I could get supposedly. I don't think any wire sets we sell at autozone carry the grease to be honest.

 

Not surprised for some reason. Get some NGK or taylor wires>

 

NGK is numbered. Good for people like me.