1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. Plz help tried everything!

When was the EGR and o2 sensor last replaced? Also relays are sensitive to temperature (since most are mechanical). I've never had this issue on two (88 & 95) Cherokees and a 95 Grand. Though on one 86 BMW 325e I had, it would act up in the summer because of a faulty main relay that controls the ignition system. And a customers 98 Dodge Neon because it had poor battery cables. Check you sparks plugs again, even it if new, one could fail. Check for brown burn marks on the electrode. It could have a small fracture that grounds out at higher temps. I'm surprised that your not pulling any diagnostic trouble codes. Or have you tried that yet?

Sounds like a bad computer worst case scenero. Think about it computers need to stay cool or they start gettin kookie... just a theory. b/c you know it aint mechanical

Having a similar problem. Only mine stalls out completely after 25 miles or so. My Jeep issue is the auto shutdown relay killing power to the coil. Not sure why yet. (possibly computer) However- that also may cause it to backfire if it is losing spark and regaining spark and igniting the gas vapors that made it into the exhaust. Also, the 4.0 doesn't have an EGR, but does have two o2 sensors.

Maybe try replacing the thermastat. Or taking it out all together. It could be sticking and telling your computer to turn the vehicle off because it thinks its overheating. This fixed my 1985 jeep laredo. my 1995 is shutting off regardless of the dang wweather. I think mines actually in the comp.

I worked on a wrangler that had thash in the fuel tank. The trash would slowly clog the sock at the bottom of fuel pump. When it would stall, the trash would kinda float away from the sock....eng. would restart, run for a while and die again....this was a fun one to figure out. Hope this helps.....

My jeep did the exact same and what fixed it was the main computer brain on the left side firewall seams like it was around 300 bucks

Hello, None of the above, I have had this problem 3 times in my life, once in a corvette, once in a ford pickup, and now in my 95 Cherokee, the fix is simple, there is a ceramic module in the bottom of a electronic distributer that over time will crack internally and separate when it get to a certain temp, that will cut the spark to the plugs, when it cools off it will make contact again and the car will start and run until the module get hot again. I hope this helps all you shade tree mechanics out there.

I'm dealing with the same problem on my 95 jeep. I have replace spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor, idol sensor, and fuel filter. I was told by a mater mechanic that it could be my PCM. But first I want to try replacing my auto shutdown fuse first. Have you replace your auto shutdown fuse located in the fuse box under your hood? Drixcy

It was the manafold gasket causing all the problems. That year was prone to the manifold breaking. Check for leaks on or around your manifold and I bet you solve the problem.

This is exactly what happened with mine. It's gotta be your fuel pump because when you throw it in neutral and turn the key on and off a few times you are pressurizing your fuel pump which is why it seems to run just fine for a little while. Definitely get that changed.

It sounds alot like the problem alot of people had before plastic fuel lne and fuel injection. " vapor lock" however its not supposed to happen with fuel injection or plastic fuel line.

So ive read all the answers to the problem im having the fuse box under the hood has 6 tiny fuses and one is to the fuel always keep an eye on that one...to continue i was driving home and my head lights flickered then went completely out so i turned the knob and lost all power lights everything there was nothing, had to trailer it home, now ive had to change all the bulbs in the entire jeep, changed the instrument panel,the light switch, every fuse in both boxes,,,and relays, and the computer brain.....after all this you woulf think the damn thing would start well it does but dies almost immediately ive checked the plugs wires and distributor, replaced alternator and i still cant figure it out any suggestions would greatly be appreciated....thanks ladytj

Waynethor1 could you please specify to me where is this ceramic module exactly? I have the exact same freaking issue with my jeep grand cherokee laredo 95 strait 6 4.0 .... x.x

It is your radiator or your carborator I have th same problem of it could be a short in a wire some where no code right mine either after a lot of time and money it work great now good luck with it.

On my '95 GCL it was the CPS. 30 miles and stall at light. Replaced, and more of same after a week. Replaced again. Long story short, now I carry 2L bottle of water. When it stalls, I pour water over the rear of the engine to cool the CPS. It improved and now functions perfectly. j

LadyTJ, I have a 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited ZJ 5.2L and do ALL maintenance and repair.....so far, I'm over 300,000 Miles. I suspect that I'll get at least 400K if the body doesn't rust out. Anyway, your problem lies in the SECURITY SYSTEM. If the alarm is triggered, it will stay in Security mode until the door is us unlocked with a key or reset with a key fob. This system is designed to START and DIE when the key is used to start the Jeep when the system is in security mode. If you reset all of your security locks, hatch, etc., and still have the problem, have a diagnostic done on the security system. Hope this helps!! Andy