what is causing my jeep to die after it is started

Asked by Jody Apr 14, 2017 at 08:32 PM about the 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have replaced the fuel filter, the iac, battery, the battery terminals, the purge,
oil changed, replaced spark plugs and the tps. My jeep is starting but dying
three or four seconds afterwards. what am I missing? I'm a singal mother
doing this on  my own on a tight budget. please help me........

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It is possible the fuel pump strainer in the gas tank is plugged up. It would be a matter of getting to it and replacing it. But you go threw all that work you may as well replace the fuel pump also. Have someone starting the vehicle and when she goes to die on you, be there with some starting fluid, and spray a little bit into the throttle body. If the engine picks back up and runs again, that is a good indication that it is not getting fuel.

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