I am in the same boat. This is what you can try: 1. Change your oil and filter ($30-$50), if it doesn't help then: 2 Try some "seafoam" to clean the engine ($12-15), if it doesn't help then: 3. Replace your oil sending unit($90+/-), if it doesn't help then: 4. Replace your oil pump($300 +/-), if it doesn't help then: 5. Replace the engine The prices listed here are jobs performed by a mechanic shop. My XJ started to have high oil pressure reading all of a sudden, I tried step 1-4 with no luck. Took it to 3-4 different Jeep dealerships and got the same answer: Need a new engine, Camshaft bearing broke into pieces and got into the oil gallery. I found rebuilt 242 engine from $1,100 to $1,700, engine only. Good luck to you!
your oil pump could be failing
I have a 2001 Cherokee sport and all the gaunges will drop to 0 while im on the highway as well.. the only light that is on is the "Airbag light"
It could be differential bearings.
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Perhaps thermostat is not opening
It could be you have a vision problem or bad experiences with reading so this causes you stress.
It could cause a high reading on the gauge.
Check sending unit or sending unit wiring for short to ground. Also could be a plugged oil line causing a spike in pressure. Try installing a mechanical gauge to get an accurate pressure reading.
Pressure could cause objects to deform.
There are a couple of reasons why a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee may stall in any weather condition. One reason could be the ECU computer could be going bad.
It could be but most likely the engine is overheating. Could also be that the cap is not holding pressure and needs to be replaced.
There are many causes. Get a well technician to check it. It could be as simple as a bad pressure switch.