start issues
I was leaveing for work went to start my Jeep and it acted like the battery or starter was going out. (tried to turn over for a second then nothing) did this a couple of times then it started right up. All electrical ran fine. I went to work turned of the Jeep turned it on and it started right up. I let it sit for a couple hours went back out and started it. it started right up.
My question is... Do I need to be worried or was it just a fluke? Please feel free to PM me if you have any ideas or if you think this could be something serious.
My question is... Do I need to be worried or was it just a fluke? Please feel free to PM me if you have any ideas or if you think this could be something serious.
Originally Posted by Noxian
Remove clean and re-tighten your battery connections.
Do you have an auto?
I have this issue from time to time. Once every 3-4 months, then it will happen like 3 days in a row.
I have an auto, and I have to move the shifter out of park, then back in.
Which leads me to believe it’s the neutral safety switch/ transmission range sensor.
It happen so infrequently it's hard to diagnose.
Next time it happens try to start it in neutral instead, or just push your shifter up a little.
I have advance auto test my entire electrial system, and everything checked out.
I have this issue from time to time. Once every 3-4 months, then it will happen like 3 days in a row.
I have an auto, and I have to move the shifter out of park, then back in.
Which leads me to believe it’s the neutral safety switch/ transmission range sensor.
It happen so infrequently it's hard to diagnose.
Next time it happens try to start it in neutral instead, or just push your shifter up a little.
I have advance auto test my entire electrial system, and everything checked out.
Do you have an auto?
I have this issue from time to time. Once every 3-4 months, then it will happen like 3 days in a row.
I have an auto, and I have to move the shifter out of park, then back in.
Which leads me to believe it’s the neutral safety switch/ transmission range sensor.
It happen so infrequently it's hard to diagnose.
Next time it happens try to start it in neutral instead, or just push your shifter up a little.
I have advance auto test my entire electrial system, and everything checked out.
I have this issue from time to time. Once every 3-4 months, then it will happen like 3 days in a row.
I have an auto, and I have to move the shifter out of park, then back in.
Which leads me to believe it’s the neutral safety switch/ transmission range sensor.
It happen so infrequently it's hard to diagnose.
Next time it happens try to start it in neutral instead, or just push your shifter up a little.
I have advance auto test my entire electrial system, and everything checked out.


