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Ya know what, I agree. I love this car more then any car I’ve ever had, and with 2 kids it’s perfect for my family.

Ok so I finally said F it, and took it to my mechanic, and 3 weeks later he tells me it’s a blown head gasket… so I guess that’s it for my Jeep?

is there anything I can check before having to replace the fuel pump? I did have a code pop up involving the oil pressure sensor, is that related at all?

A new starter has been installed, and a new battery, still no start. Removed the air intake hose and sprayed and almost started but didn’t . All wires are good, everything is connected. Idk what else to do

I’m going to upload some pictures tomorrow of battery, and some other related pictures that I have questions about if you don’t mind the bothering lol. My boyfriend has been the one installing and reinstalling and etc and we’ve been so scrambled with trying to diagnose the issue that he bounced...

I’m not even 100% sure which wires are even ground wires. I got the Jeep 3 years ago from my step dad after it had been sitting for a year. it was maintained prior to sitting though, needless to say that everything on it still is close to original lol

On another note, A buddy of mine hooked up a computer or something like a multimeter to my battery and it says it only has 8v now when it should have been fully charged

Do you mean spray the inside of the air intake hose & put back and then try to start? or just spray the hose in general? I’m sorry if that sounded incredibly dumb to ask, lol

Where would I spray the starter fluid?

Okay so update: I hadn’t at that point installed a new starter but just did today and when trying to start now it is making multiple clicking sounds, before I installed the starter when I tried to crank it it was making only one click sound. Also before installing the new starter I had my...

No it didn’t, I’m starting to think the clicking im hearing isn’t the battery being dead that it’s the starter needing to be replaced.!

well I went and got my battery fully charged to make sure that wasn’t the issue, got home & hooked it up and it immediately died again.

Oops lol. It’s a 2006. I don’t think it’s the starter because I’m familiar with having to replace a starter, but I know nothing about the computer side you’re referring to.

Okay so here’s the story: Jeep had a crack in radiator so coolant leaked occasionally; fixed radiator crack with JB weld, and when on the way home it drove great! Then all of a sudden it shut off at the stop sign and wouldn’t crank again. I installed a new alternator, that wasn’t the problem. I...