This is a common problem if you are running larger tires. The tires could be rubbing on a hard sharp turn.
I had the same problem with my '03 and discovered the selector knob was broken, replaced it and that fixed the problem.
i had similar problem with 99 wrangler and if its the relay its located in the fuse box.
I had the same problem with a jeep wrangler and I replaced the throttle position sensor and that solved my problem.
Maybe a O2 censor.
well, i had this problem wasnt on a wrangler, but it was on a 92 Cherokee sport. anyways... after pulling my hair out for hours it was a simple...IT was the rear defrost fuse. Why that one?... i dunno, but i caused an electrical problem w/ my starter
I have a 99 Jeep Wrangler Sport. My wipers would somtimes work, other times not. Now they don't work at all. Checked the fuse and replaced the switch with a brand new one, still nothing. My guess, if you have the same problem, is that the wiper motor has burned out.
There are a couple of reasons why a Jeep Wrangler may be sputtering. There could be a problem with the sensors or a problem with the fuel lines.
it will fit no problem
The 1994 Jeep Wrangler that will not start and is having the auto shutdown relay clicking, is having a problem with the auto shutdown relay switch. The switch needs to be replaced because this is what is stopping the vehicle from starting.
The problem is your rack and pinion .
Yes, that should fit no problem
I had the same problem with my 1988 jeep wrangler and all I did was change the rear left bulb and never had the problem again.