Jeep ran perfect yesterday and wont crank today!
My XJ decided it didn't want me to drive to class today so it decided not to crank. Not just not turn over but not even crank. The battery is fine because the radio and heat and everything comes on, just no cranking. Not even a sound. I wanna say it's the starter but I'm hesitant because it's never given me problems before and I've never known a starter to just give up a few hours after driving it. Could be a multitude of things. Cam sensor, starter relay, starter itself, so on so forth. Anyone got advice on what it might be before I pull the starter and bench test it?
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I had my started die after a two hour drive let it sit for an hour or so and went to drive away and it would not start. My issue was the link between the started and the solenoid broke. Fixable if you have the time and tools on hand but I just bought a new starter.
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Test power to the starter before you pull it off. Its more then likely some sensor.
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check connections to starter and battery.
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must be new around here... try starting it in neutral.
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Take a hammer and hit the starter, it will probably start. Mine does that all the time now that its getting cold and my last jeep did it. I would just have to give it some taps and it would crank over.
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Originally Posted by caged
(Post 2694556)
must be new around here... try starting it in neutral.
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Originally Posted by jaketrash
(Post 2694587)
Relatively new yeah. Had my jeep now for maybe a month and a half. Loving it even with all the problems. I'm an automotive student so I don't mind putting in the work
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Originally Posted by caged
(Post 2694556)
must be new around here... try starting it in neutral.
not much has changed ........ |
Originally Posted by cantab27
(Post 2694649)
yep and answers like that he wont hang around ....nice to see there are still boneheads on here :yes:
not much has changed ........ |
Originally Posted by caged
(Post 2694556)
must be new around here... try starting it in neutral.
But yeah Id lean towards it being the NSS or the starter itself. |
Originally Posted by caged
(Post 2694556)
must be new around here... try starting it in neutral.
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Originally Posted by cantab27
(Post 2694649)
yep and answers like that he wont hang around ....nice to see there are still boneheads on here :yes:
not much has changed ........ yeah, i wasn't being a dick. sorry, bonehead. it was tongue in cheek. look at all my posts and tell me if i'm as much as a dick. sorry, bonehead as you. then get back to me. anyways, the no start as you mentioned quickly relates to the nss. very rarely is it a bad starter compared to nss symptoms. but i hope you find it soon. check to see if your reverse lights come on, that's another symptom of bad nss. goodluck. |
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Originally Posted by caged
(Post 2695119)
yeah, i wasn't being a dick. sorry, bonehead. it was tongue in cheek.
look at all my posts and tell me if i'm as much as a dick. sorry, bonehead as you. then get back to me. anyways, the no start as you mentioned quickly relates to the nss. very rarely is it a bad starter compared to nss symptoms. but i hope you find it soon. check to see if your reverse lights come on, that's another symptom of bad nss. goodluck. |
sorry, that post seems like i was a dick. lol
really i'm not. i do try to post helpful advise and never troll. anyways, hope the op gets his jeep started. you can also try to jump the starter leads with the key in the run position. if it starts, then it's not the starter and again, leads to the nss. beware tho, there may be sparks. |
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