98 cherokee zj no start conditions

[Mikentina]

I was driving one day to oic the wife up at work when jeepie decided to act up ......she started to spit and spudder than she backfired amd shut off all happend within 50 yards....so i tried to fire her back up and she said f*** you not today....so i bought parts.....lol i know what a idiot.....parts list....crankshaft position sensor camshaft position sensor distrubator cap and rotor plugs and wires and a ignition coil o plus a fuel pump and filter and she still wont start also my scanner told me this today pics below

[JPNinPA]

For some reason your pics didn’t load.




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[Bounty__Hunter]

I can see them.

[TerryMason]

I've approved attachments on this post, just to be safe.

[JPNinPA]

I can see them.

They show up as broken icons in the iPhone app.

But I can see them via PC web. Jeeps.com

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[JPNinPA]

If you disconnected the battery and reset the PCM and changed those parts you have not had enough starts and miles for everything to get ready.

Read your scanner manual pg 7&8 explain some of that.


https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....1wa8AcCmML.pdf


Regards,
JPNinPA

Never look down on anybody unless you're helping them up. -Jesse Jackson

[Mikentina]

Ok guys so i did reset the pcm and changed thise parts due to a no start condition and at this time she still dont start

[TerryMason]

Are you getting any codes this time around?

[JPNinPA]

Check fuel pressure key on. Check spark. By not start you mean the engine turns but it doesn’t catch.

Does it even sputter?



Never look down on anyone unless you are helping them up - Jesse Jackson

[JPNinPA]

Ok I realize I didn’t ask. The sensors you replaced. Were they OEM?
Aftermarket CPS and CKPs are often bad out of the box. One big issue is the CKP not having the paper gasket. Without the gasket the sensor gets inserted too far, The result is the flywheel killing it on the first crank of the engine.


Never look down on anyone unless you are helping them up - Jesse Jackson