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4.0L Rough Idle with codes
I got my first check engine light, though the rough idle has been an issue since I got the Jeep.
The codes were as follows: P0122 Which is a throttle position error P0302 Says it's misfire on cylinder #2 I put a new TPS on the Jeep Saturday, and cleaned the IAC. The previous owner put new wires, plugs, cap, and rotor on the Jeep last week, along with a new injector on cylinder #2. As soon as I got it I put seafoam through the gas and changed oil + filters. I cleared the codes this evening and it started running fine, but I cleared the codes Sunday and it ran fine again until this morning. I'm not quite sure where to go from here, I'm new to the realm of the 4.0L. Jeep is a 98 for reference. |
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Re: 4.0L Rough Idle with codes
Need to check compression, and inspect the spark plug appearance on #2 if the missfire code returns. Post a picture!!!
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Re: 4.0L Rough Idle with codes
What's normal compression for one of these with 179,000 miles?
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Re: 4.0L Rough Idle with codes
120 is rock bottom. 150 is good, and IIRC 170 is max. No more that 30 psi difference between any two adjacent cylinders (In the firing order IIRC).
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Re: 4.0L Rough Idle with codes
Alright.
I know some of these codes can be caused by other issues, the XJ doesn't have a catalytic converter on it, but it looks like the post-cat 02 sensor housing was bumped out a bit using a spacer, which would be so it reads okay. I'm wondering if at this mileage, maybe the 02 sensors need to be replaced? It's funny, I owned a MkIV Jetta 1.8T for nearly 5 years, I consider myself a sensor replacing king, but I'm still getting used to the Jeep's system. I don't know what causes what yet, etc. |
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Re: 4.0L Rough Idle with codes
things that can cause a bad idle?
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Re: 4.0L Rough Idle with codes
That's a nice list there, the top three have been gone over, haven't checked the battery yet.
Throttle body has also been cleaned. I guess I'll drive it for a couple more days and see if it comes back, I'll check the compression tomorrow. |
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Re: 4.0L Rough Idle with codes
As soon as the rough idle returns, check the code and post the actual code here!
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