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I have an 01TJ. It ran fine to the store, but wouldn't start to get home. I had the same issues, my problem was the throttle position sensor failed. So the Jeep turned over but never started.

I had a similar issue on a 2001 jeep. It was the spark plugs being fowled up. Might be worth a tune up

Hey they forgot to list the gas milage ? I'm guessing you needed a larger gas tank

It sounds strange but in my car I heard a similar noise. It was the nut that held down the spare tire. Not sure if this applies to a JGC

What do you mean by "we will have oil pressure and then the next time we drive there will be no pressure". My jeep has an issue where once the engine is warm, if I shut off the jeep. Ten minutes later when I turn on the jeep it has no oil pressure. I know it's not a sensor issue since the...

Oh to shut the light off you can disconnect the battery for 30 seconds. That will clear the error

Check the on board diagnostic. Turn the key to ON but don't start the car. Then back to OFF, than back to ON. Repeat 3 times, this will run a diagnostic and give you the error code.

Ramona tires recommended Firestone destination AT. I've been running on them about 1.5 years I'm happy with them. My stock 30x10.5R15 were $100, though the 33x12.5R15 are $165.

I had the same issue on my 2001 6-cyl. It was the battery. Have it tested and check the battery terminals

A few years ago on my Cherokee I had lug nuts that were stripped. I took a dermal and cut a notch into the lug nut. Then I took a chisel and hammer and tapped the nut off. I remember it was a pain, but it worked. I think there was a post where someone said to use a 13/16 impact socket and an...

I had the same issue. A 2001 4.0 manual. Mine hesitated at start up and I needed to give it has when I started it up. I was the battery, which makes no sense. Check that the battery terminals are clean.

The drill on top of the block is the crankshaft position sensor. It drives the oil pump and it determines what cylinder fires when/timing.

I had the same issue. It was the battery which made no sense to me

There is an adjustment on the rear drum. I noticed there is a hole in the drum, it's a self adjusting mechanism. You need to adjust it only when you replace the shoes. Start adjusting it, the spin the wheel, until it stops scraping

You could search eBay for "download PDF jeep wrangler repair manual 1989". I found several for 6.99. I think I got mine from chickengoesmoo. It's nice to have the manual online and for the price. It took me a few hours to get an email, then I downloaded the manual after a few minutes

I know the first problem. You need mounting tape. You can find it at lowes or Home Depot, or a craft store. It comes in various thickness and you need to cut it fit

I saw some glue to reattach the rear view mirror at Lowes. Sounds like a good subwoofer ( letting everyone enjoy your good taste in music )

Take it to a tire shop and have check if the wheels are balanced

It's just motor oil. So normally when you change the oil the filter, the filter seal gets oil on the seal. 1. Check the oil filter and see if it's just loose. 2. If the filter is tight, remove it (turn counter clockwise). Pug a rag under the filter, it will leak oil. Check the seal on the...

You could go to midwestjeepwillys.com select the year, then you can select suspension parts. This brings up a diagram of the jeep with all the parts called out