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My 2000 exhibits a simular problems every once in a while. Most of the time it starts immediatley, but every now and then, takes much longer to crank. Usually when the outside temp is cold and its been sitting for a while it will crank like 4-5 times before turning over. My gas gauge is also...

Here is a video that include what the jeep sounds like when trying to remote start it. Sorry for it being dark, but only the sound really matter. After the first failed attempt, the intellistart tries to start again. It failed again. I programed the rpm to 1000. still does not start. Doesn't...

Thanks Sean and everyone else for your help. Maybe ill just try the relearn and see what that does. Its sucks not having remote start work when I really need it, mainly in the morning before work. Thanks and have a Great Week!

I just tested it again, I guess the .4 was in DC. In AC I am getting between .726and .730 and when i rev it up, it goes to around .740. With just the gray colored wires, it jumps contantly from 2 volts to 30volts ac. Only the gray/black wire keeps a readable voltage. As far as calling the...

Hey everyone, I did some research here on naxja and a google search and found that the tach wire should be connected to one of the gray wires at the PCM. Well mine is. I also read from some other place that the way to test the correct wire is to rev up the motor and the voltage should increase...

Yeah i took the jeep in a few months back, they could only extend the crank time to i think 3 seconds or something, the guy there said that the systems that include the remote start and alarm all in one, could be adjusted for more time but the intellistart add-on could not. Sometimes it works...

Hi everyone, I have a 2000 XJ. I have a Clifford Arrow 5 Alarm installed a little over a year ago. Earlier this year, I had the install shop install the Clifford Intellistart. The problem is that after it sits for a little while, mainly when its cold outside, the jeep will not start remotely. It...

I have a 2000 XJ as well and actually installed a ball valve in the hose that enters the heater core. I would loop the hose instead of a ball valve. The water temp sensor is inline with the coolant entering the heater core. Block that flow, and the instrument panel coolant gauge doesn't get a...

Thanks everyone for your replies. I'll have him try out all these things asap. As soon as its running again, I'll post what was the culprit. Thanks again

Here is another video of the problematic issue. This is my brother starting the jeep, then as soon as it starts hes pushing on the gas pedal. As you can see it stay's running, but runs really "crappy," rpms jumpin up and down. As soon as he lets off, the motor quits...

Thanks for your reply Matthew, I actually had him try that earlier today. when he jumped the two connections together, bypassing the resistor, he said it died just the same. Is there something else that needs to be done for this test? Like I said he disconnected both connectors then jumped...

Hi everyone, my brother has a 1989 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4x4 4.0L Inline 6 with approx 200,000 miles. A few years ago, it had an electrical problem and would not turn over. Replaced fuel pump, CPS, Ignition Module, still would not start. Took to a mechanic, they tested a couple things and found...

Hey, I have a 2000 XJ also with the low pinion dana 30, I've got 32" tires and going to change to 4.56 gears. As far as I know the reverse cut gears are for the high pinion dana 30, not low. Yeah most websites I have visited also assume that the 2000 and 2001 have high pinion, which is why they...

I also have a 2000 XJ and wanted a Hitch, I looked at Rusty's and a few others but found one off another Cherokee at a local junk yard. Got the hitch and wiring harness. Got the extra nut strip from the dealer and installed everything. The wiring harness plugged right into my existing harness...

That happened to my passenger side window. Picked up the regulator at the local dealership and installed it. Fairly easy repair, just remove the door panel, a few bolts and pull out the old one and install the new one. Here is a write-up on it from JeepHorizons. Mine occured the day after I...