SA-Xplorer
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- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '96 Sport 4.0L
My '96 X is still chugging and dying after driving in the heat, at slow speeds, it seems once the fatal starvation sets in, even if I am on the open road at reasonable speeds (60mph) with speed cruise on, it still eventually dies.
After sitting for about 10min, it seems to find itself again for a while, but the distance travelled after dying is directly proportional to the length of time it stood recovering.
I will be checking fuel pressure when I get my guage on Wednesday. (I presume I can just fit it to the pressure release valve in the engine?)
I was wondering if the 96 4.0L OHV has a Fuel pressure regulator.
In essence I am trying to accumulate all the options to check so that when the death chug happens, I am prepared to test all options.
Thanks Ralph
After sitting for about 10min, it seems to find itself again for a while, but the distance travelled after dying is directly proportional to the length of time it stood recovering.
I will be checking fuel pressure when I get my guage on Wednesday. (I presume I can just fit it to the pressure release valve in the engine?)
I was wondering if the 96 4.0L OHV has a Fuel pressure regulator.
In essence I am trying to accumulate all the options to check so that when the death chug happens, I am prepared to test all options.
Thanks Ralph