Check your Crank Positioning Sensor. It's mounted to the top rear lip of the transmission, above the flywheel. You can see it from the rear of the engine compartment and it's virtually impossible to get to from the top. You can get to it from the bottom MUCH easier, with a couple extensions and a ratchet.
The bus is the communication system between the computers on the vehicle. No bus means the system is not functioning. Causes include any computer, wiring in between, fuses, connectors,
A regular Cherokee uses Dextron A Grand Cherokee uses Mopar ATF+4
The grand Cherokee is a body style, sport is a trim package that is used on all jeep models(wrangler, Cherokee, grand Cherokee, patriot, ...)
autozone.com will let you look at it but not download it As I stated earlier, free manuals for cars are pretty non existent. Haynes Manuals ,available at AutoZone and NAPA stores are only about $25
Buy the Haynes Repair Manual for that vehicle
Auto: AW4 manual w/ 4cyl : AX5 manual w/ 6 cyl : AX15
The bus is the communication system between the computers on the vehicle. No bus means the system is not functioning. Causes include any computer, wiring in between, fuses, connectors,
A regular Cherokee uses Dextron A Grand Cherokee uses Mopar ATF+4
The auto uses Dextron. The manual uses 75w90 gear oil.
you go to the parts store and buy new locks for your doors.
Automatic uses Dextron III Manual uses 80w90
follow the coil wire in the center of the distributor cap back ( this is from the Hayne's repair manual )
Is the TCM working normally and throwing no codes?
My '96 Cherokee Sport does, so I bet a '98 does.
The grand Cherokee is a body style, sport is a trim package that is used on all jeep models(wrangler, Cherokee, grand Cherokee, patriot, ...)