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Help Needed

Brendan_91XJ

NAXJA Member #1163
Location
Long Beach, CA
Can anyone lend a hand tomorrow 1/13.
My Jeep is dead and I need to get it running again.
I cranked, and am getting nothing.
Just replaced the Rotor/cap and wires.
Someone good at trouble shooting no starts?
 
Brendan_91XJ said:
Can anyone lend a hand tomorrow 1/13.
My Jeep is dead and I need to get it running again.
I cranked, and am getting nothing.
Just replaced the Rotor/cap and wires.
Someone good at trouble shooting no starts?

I'm no good at anything but I'll try to come by and swear at it with you in the afternoon if you think it'll help.
 
Hey Brendan,

What time are you planning on working on it?? I'm going to be tied up for the first half of the day, but may be able to spare an hour or two later on in the day.

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Looks like that may be it.
The procedure says there should be 125-275 ohms between A and B.
I can't see and A or B but I am seeing an open between all 3 contacts
 
Dude, its always the CPS. Don't you know that. You get it replaced yet? Pretty easy to do oh wait......engineer........uh read the manual. haha
 
ROFL... I had plans tonight. I will do it tomorrow after I pick the wife up at the airport.
 
11mm socket on a wobble and about 6' of extensions makes it easy.
unbolt the crossmember and let the tranny drop a few inches to make it even easier.
 
i would come help you out brendan but i threw my back out yesterday :(


call me if you are still having problems with it later and maybe i can try to hobble over there, as it is right now i can barely walk.
 
silverslk said:
Dude, its always the CPS. Don't you know that. You get it replaced yet? Pretty easy to do oh wait......engineer........uh read the manual. haha

I replaced the CPS and it is still a No Start...
I replaced the Cap, rotor, wires and cps, what's next?
I smell fuel after cranking for a while so that shouldn't be the problem.:anon:
 
Yeh I am getting a spark from the coil
 
ok, do you have spark at the plugs? all the motor really needs to run is fuel and spark... and double checked the firing order?
 
Auto?

Try running the gear shift through the gears and back up into park.

Maybe the NSS is being finicky.
 
karstic said:
Auto?

Try running the gear shift through the gears and back up into park.

Maybe the NSS is being finicky.
NSS would keep it from cranking, at least thats what mine did till i bypassed it.
 
karstic said:
Auto?

Try running the gear shift through the gears and back up into park.

Maybe the NSS is being finicky.

Yes it is an auto, Just tried, still nothing.
It cranks and gets to the point where you think it may turn over, then nothing
 
This might sound stupid, but ground the coil wire, and with the dist. cap off, have someone crank the engine over while you look to see if the rotor goes around.
Over the years I've had two dist. sieze and snap their drives, varnish build up in the housings.
 
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