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engine sputtering, shut off #757404 10/13/06 02:28 AM
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xtnsiper0 Offline OP
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hi i have a 97 jeep wrangler 2.5 l 4 cylinder, the problem is i run the car for bout 3 miles and it doesnt run right it starts sputttering to the point where its misfiring and wont drive-its not the sparkplugs, the throttle position sensor, or plug wires cuz they r all new idk wut else to fix ive run out of ideas does anyone have any info on how to fix this?

Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: xtnsiper0] #757405 10/13/06 02:35 AM
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BigJim Offline
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when does it stop sputtering? How do you get home?
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Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: BigJim] #757406 10/13/06 02:46 AM
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xtnsiper0 Offline OP
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we have to liek pull over and stop for a lil and soemtimes it fixes and soemtimes it dont it like sputters and barely moves

we just take it out cuz we r trying to fix it

Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: xtnsiper0] #757407 10/13/06 05:18 AM
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cuervo25 Offline
Body Damage is Cool
go to autozone or another parts store and see if they have a scanner to pull codes. im thinking it may be the o2 sensor,and since you are there you can get the needed part


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I've done so much,with so little for so long i can practicly do anything with nothing
Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: cuervo25] #757408 10/14/06 02:47 AM
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xtnsiper0 Offline OP
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weve taken it to autozone and got codes read-it says there was something wrong with the throttle sensor which i mentioned above and we put a new one on n it still does it,we unplugged all 02 sensors to try it without them and it still did it too

Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: xtnsiper0] #757409 10/15/06 05:14 AM
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cjensen Offline
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Have u looked at the fuel filter, air filter, cap, rotor...With the past vehicle I drove it did exactly what your stating, because of moisture in the cap rotor. Buy new ones and spray with wd40 wipe and air dry thouroughly. Replace dirty air cleaner and fuel filter. Also change your gas cap. Just some thought from past experiences and less expensive then a stop at dealer.

Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: cjensen] #757410 10/15/06 11:13 PM
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xtnsiper0 Offline OP
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ok, rotor cap is dry and clean rotor is fine gas cap is fine, my dad ran it up to a higher temperature in the grage idling,it didnt spuuter or do it, we drove it 2 miles came to a stop sign n it kicked in, anymore ideas anyone?

Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: xtnsiper0] #757411 10/16/06 06:30 AM
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cjensen Offline
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Any more ideas?
Sure.
EGR & PCV

Re: engine sputtering, shut off [Re: xtnsiper0] #757412 10/16/06 12:02 PM
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barto Offline
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I experienced something like you about a year ago. We tested and replaced alsmost every sensor but nothing did help. At last we exchanged the engine computer and since that time the engine runs fine. I found the computer on EBay and payed $90 for it. Good Luck.


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