Yours is Tbi ?

 

Learned something new today about the ZJ. Factory foglamp brackets fit most of the aftermarket lights I have around the shop.

 

Has Cruiser54 had any Ideas for this issue ?

 

I won't be keeping these cheapies on, but the location and fit is perfect.

 

This your setup ?

 

Try reading through this. https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/cr...x-tips-153657/

 

Yes it is tbi

 

He was telling me to check my trans to engine bolts if they were loose and they were all tight...I haven't really gotten much of feedback from him....dropped the truck off at the mechanic today to see what he can find out....

 

Thanks outlaw
But I have done half of those tips already I haven't been able to do some of them....
But I did the main parts as far as redoing my grounds and upgrading them and adding wires as well....

 

Also rechecked my grounds
All the way even to the rear of the rear taillight which controls the fuel pump and brake lights...which was a bit dirty which I cleaned with a wire brush and retightened and no luck same issue....

 

It needs to not start for me to fix it everytime your with me theres no issue. Maybe short between steering wheel and gas pedal...lol...

 

Off to work I go...

 

I wish it were that easy...the truck barely made it out of the driveway this afternoon and as soon as I got to the mechanic the truck started right up! Drove great didn't shut down not one time...smh....I had to "pretend" to get out of the shop for it to shut down then he'll see what was going on with the truck....

 

While it was running good, did you perform a wiggle test?
My guess is loose or oxidized pigtail connector. Regardless, I'd clean the terminals with de-oxidizing cleaner & pipe brush and close up the female terminals with a dental pick to ensure a tight fit to eliminate that possibilty now and in the future.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0002B...f=pd_aw_sims_9

 

Thanks.
I've never seen that spray before...
But will buy it for future reference...I've done most of the cleaning and metal picking but obviously over time with the mud and dirt there's probably still a bit of residue there