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Stroker Fever
Re: Odd fuel/throttle issue
A bad throttle position sensor will cause a fluctuating idle and some hesitation when changing throttle position, but the engine should still be able to start and drive reasonably well.
Your Jeep has all the classical symptoms of a bad MAP sensor. Luckily it's a cheap part to replace and it carries a GM part no. so a GM 1-bar MAP sensor of similar vintage will interchange.
Last edited by Cheromaniac; 03-22-2016 at 08:55 AM.
1992 XJ - 4.6L Stroker - AX15 - Sold 13/12/2016
202rwhp 258rwtq (248bhp 311lbft crank)
Jeep Performance, Jeep Tech, Junker to Stroker
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