Looks like a leaky injector...Unless there's anything else that can make it go super rich at idle and be OK at speed...
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Have you cleaned your IAC?

 

A few months ago. I've been contemplating just replacing it anyways but they're like $90...

 

I would check your leaky injector theory first. Thing of it is though, if it is a leaky injector, it will leak all the time. I.E. when you shut it off, it will leak out fuel into the intake plenum. Do you notice if it's hard to start or a lot of black smoke when you first start it?

 

Usually starts pretty quick, but it's usually parked in the garage overnight. Wonder if it just leaks past a certain PSI...?

 

Well, your fuel rail should be holding PSI for quite a while once the Jeep is shut off. So if that's the case, then it would leak down out of the injector rather quickly. Of course, if you're letting it sit overnight before starting it again, most of it may be evaporating out.

Try running it for a little bit, then shutting it off for about 5 minutes and starting it up again and see what you get.

 

Haven't driven it in a while, been working from home helping with the new babe, had to run to town to restock and when I ran into the pharmacy and back out it started seemingly normal. Now that I think about it has lately been shuddering on startup a bit. Occasionally when I first take off from work it'll start accelerating but then as I give it more gas to get up the hill it kinda chokes for a second before taking off.

Edit: and the seller on eBay I got my injectors from is sending me a new set, I just have to send mine back once I swap them. Something I noticed is I don't have the clips that hold them to the fuel rail, should I have those or does it not really matter?

 

I don't know for sure that it would cause your problem, but the clips help keep them secured to the rail. The rail is bolted to the intake, but you gotta figure, 49 PSI, anything to keep it from leakin' would be helpful.

 

Swapped in my warranty replacement injectors, reset the ECU fuel maps, and did wires, cap and rotor while I was in there.
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Crispy
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Rubs off with finger nail.
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Still reading pretty negative on the long term fuel trim. Do the 4 hole injectors pass much more fuel to make the LTFT go really negative?

 

Did some sawzalling, grinding and hammering this past weekend...

Still reading negative...Only thing it could be at this point is high fuel pressure right? Getting ~13-14 MPG.

Also finally got the XJwonders battery cables put on.

 

worn down 31's fit...barely. I think the helper struts are bottoming out before the bump stops otherwise they probably wouldn't fit.

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Get some extended bump stops and you'll be able to fit brand new 31's under there. And if you get a little bit longer shocks, once it hits the bump stop, it will "push" the other side down even further (fulcrum and lever).

 

Work has us working some OT so I'm hoping I might be able to afford the long arm yet this spring.

 

Just found this in another thread...Might just do this:

 

^^Exactly!!!!