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Level: Cherokee XJ
Re: XJ going Mad-please help
Check your distributor hold down bolt and see if its loose. after that, check the cap for the misfiring. I chased an issue for too long and threw alot of parts at it. Turned out to be what I mentioned. Trans issue, might be related, might not be, it being what it is, if its not seeing the steady increase in the rpms, it probably thinks it shouldnt shift.
Last edited by rugidone; 01-26-2012 at 07:23 AM.
1995 XJ SPORT 4.0L / AW4 / NP231 / 4" Homebrew Lift w. Hacked Fenders / Disconnected / 48" Jack / Bedlined Floor & Exterior / 33" Eldorado MTZ / Stock Axles / Twin Rack Lights / Custom Bumper with 8500LB Winch / Stiffys and a load of steel that needs to find a place on my heep.
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Level: Hummer (H2)
Re: XJ going Mad-please help
Hi
I have got myself a code reader and checked for any codes yesterday and this is what the code reader gives me,
P0700 – Transmission control system
P0753 – Shift solenoid A electrical
P0751 – Shift solenoid A performance/stuck off
P0740 - Torque converter clutch circuit/open
P0122 – Throttle/pedal position sensor/switch A circuit low
P1694 – No bus message received from ECM mod
P0715 – Input/Turbine speed sensor A circuit
Can this maby all related to the Throttle position sensor?
Thanks
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