1991 1995 Wrangler Cherokee Grand Capacitor Review

My capacitors are so worn out that they are no longer usable so I have to order another set because only one looks somewhat good and doesn't warp. Do not ship electrical components in an envelope.

The first item was sent and delivered very quickly. Second, just what was needed to fix the problem on my jeep. After training at a trade school, changing parts was very easy. I knew what I saw and what to do. Highly recommended.

93 YJ had problems with unprimed fuel pump (my gauges never worked). replaced the fuel pump. Gone are the same symptoms. To start the fuel pump I had to turn the ignition off and on again. Then it wouldn't refuel at all, even with 12V connected to the pump. Replaced those three capacitors in the computer and the fuel pump problem went away.

THANK YOU! It was MF for diagnosis, random stall, random non-start, long start; Until winter hit Texas. Several days of extreme temperature swings prompted me to investigate thermal glitches. A 1992 Cherokee had a thermal failure below about 65 degrees Fahrenheit, the engine would not start. New: battery, IAC, CPS, relay, starter switch in steering column, coil, wire, cover, rotor, spark plugs, starter etc. All bases updated. These were not replacement parts, I replaced the parts on rebuild by…

Nice little kit to repair your PCM, in my case a 1995 Jeep Cherokee. Code 54 told me there was no signal coming from the camshaft position sensor. Sensor replaced, voltage and ground checked, both ok, but the jeep still wouldn't start with the new sensor. So I replaced the caps with this kit. I have experience with electronics and soldering so it wasn't difficult. Unfortunately this didn't solve (or maybe help) my problem because after reinstalling PCM the jeep still wouldn't start. Let's get…