Driver's side front.
Yes, its throttle body.
Your 1990 would have throttle body injection, not a carburetor.
Yes it is fuel injection. It is called a TBI / Throttle body injection.
no... silly
cause its throttle body injection theres no carb on it its probly your fuel pump is gone
Yes, they all had 2 injectors on the v-6'sv8s and both v-6s. it was called a TBI system. (throttle body injection)
hi if its a v8 it has two in the throttle body if 6 cylinder it has 6
You did not state which engine. The 6 cylinder was carberated so does not have fuel injection. The 4.oL fuel injection was first put in 1991 Wranglers 6 cylinders. The 4 cylinder for 1990 had a throttle body injection (similar to a carberator except the computer "injects" fuel into the air stream as it passes- different from multipoint injection where fuel is injected directly into each cylinder- hence multipoint designation). My Haynes manual says that on most 87-95 models, the relays are located next to the battery. There is also un under hood fuse center it might be in or even could be in the fuse block, but more likely under the hood.
Stuck throttle cable, vacuum leak, stuck throttle plate
Yes. The only difference is the TBfI and MPFI. (Throttle body fuel injection and Multi port fuel injection and corresponding computer controller.
closest to a fan!
what is meant by IAT. The IAC is located right in front of the throttle body. The Intake Air Temprature sensor is threaded into the cylinder number FIVE intake runner in the lower intake manifold.