Outer Limits 4x4 Board

this problem surfaced almost immediately after changing a battery... is it possible that the red terminal touching with the bonnet could be the problem because i didn't get the red cover fully over the terminal

Mate turn the ignition key from off to ign 3-4 times, a code should come up on the odo. Google the code or report back here. Otherwise, take it to a jeep specialist like Hammonds at Capalaba or Murchison offroad. The xjs run a teabag filter on the tank pick up prone to blocking, but the issue ...

If the offer is serious about the Pajero I would be considering it very strongly. The Pajero is a 88 model and has a reconditioned engine. It is also from a car yard but the owner was using it as his own so it must be ok. He has gone to straddy for the week and it should be back Saturday ...

Bought it 5 weeks ago and the caryard has had it for 4 weeks. Am losing faith in Jeep and have been seriously considering a offer I got for a clean swap for a Pajero

Try your fuel filter then drain the fuel tank (usually a drain plug at the bottom of the tank) If it's been sitting in a car yard for an extended period of time with a 1/4 full tank of fuel, you have probably picked up some condensation/grit/sludge that has travel down to the filter once you ...

GUtripper wrote:Id be plugging in a OB2 scan tool and checking codes.
My guess is a throttle position sensor.
The car yard replacing the distributor shows they know nothing.
Where are you based?

Based in Brisbane

I just bought a 1995 Cherokee sport and less than a week afterwoods it has developed a problem driving (alright parked in park or neutral) of cutting in and out and kangarooing upon acceleration, if you baby it with hardly any pressure you can coax it to move along. Upon approaching a corner or red ...