20 Most Recent 1995 Jeep Cherokee 2 Door Questions & Answers

Mine does the same thing. mine will rattle like a chain dragging after I drove it a little while and it heats up. You don't hear it so much when you accelerate as you do when you let off of the throttle I don't hear it so much when I turn right but I do hear it when I go left. I had it in the shop they checked my transfer case refilled it with fluid but I still have the same noise. They claim they don't hear it but they don't drive it Long enough for it to start rattling.

Check the small wire on the starter to see if you are getting 12v there with the key turned. If you are, then it is possible that the starter (&or solenoid) that checked out good last year is not good now. If no power at small wire, then check neutral safety switch.

As with any no start situation, you would need to check for spark at the plugs and base fuel pressure to proceed.A common fault is the ASD relay which should also be checked.

If it's a 4X4 then check the transmission-transfert case. There's a chain in it.

What circuits had the blown fuses when they were replaced?

on the top of the transmission housing on the driver side

check your fuses under hood, relays also in black box under hood,probable blown engine fuse easy to replace!! hope this helps!!

that will be worn u joints
grab the drive shaft and wiggle it by all u joints and see what ones have excessive play and replace them

check ball joints

then you have a cam timing problem.make sure the distributor rotor is pointed at # 1 plug wire on the number cylinder 1 compression stroke.

It sounds like maybe the wheel bearing is going bad and might get louder as you turn.

Since the car stall only in the drive position, it sounds(i'm not there to actually ck the car)like when the engine torques, it might be pulling on a harness somewhere and killing the ignition. Do this,start the car and under the hood while the engine is running, move or jiggle the harnesses around and see if the car stalls. If the car stalls try to pinpoint the location on the harness and look for frayed or broken wires.