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Runs terrible for 3 minutes .....then fine
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Runs terrible for 3 minutes .....then fine
Almost like a sticking cold choke, my 97 wrangler runs terrible for the first few minutes. Once is passes the sputtering, back firing stage it runs fine. This happens on a start up, even after Its been off for a few minutes. I changed plugs,wires,air filter and still no change. It also runs a bit loud in the beginning like a possible exhaust leak that heats up and seals itself. Could this be the problem?
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.. Joe
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Does not burn oil, but I do have some timing chain noise..
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I have a 97 and mind did the same thing.
I took it to the dealership and thought it was my fuel pump and the couldn't figure it out. It would start but run like crap for a few minutes and act like it was going to run out of gas. Turned out it was my front O2 sensor. Once I replaced that a few thousand miles ago, it's been great. |
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I asked this question in other thread a few minutes ago ..... an codes?
I am trying to learn .... if there is any code present .... it may be easier to pinpoint
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Electrpnic air control valve?
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check to see if any of the exhaust manifold bolts are missing.. i had the same problem and my rear stud was sheared off. sounds like you have an exhaust leak to me. very notorious for these jeeps. i would also check the o2 sensors as earlier stated.
if it does go away when the jeep is warm i am 90 percent sure it is an exhaust leak or the o2's
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