Jeep cold start woes sorted!

[macabethiel]

I am happy to say that the three new engine fuel pipes have cured my Jeeps (WJ) recent fall into disgrace - not starting from cold.

There have been 4 really cold nights, she has started instantly as per the last 5 years of reliability - confidence restored! Threat of getting rid now on hold.

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

I am happy to say that the three new engine fuel pipes have cured my Jeeps (WJ) recent fall into disgrace - not starting from cold.

There have been 4 really cold nights, she has started instantly as per the last 5 years of reliability - confidence restored! Threat of getting rid now on hold.

:clap:clap that is good news.

 

[jims-terrano]

Definitely been some cold weather around. Might do a rustic style brag to say my 25 year old maverick is starting on the button even though the poor thing doesn’t move very often :thumbs
I’m trying not to take it out with all this salt on the roads. Might give it a run round tomorrow to blow the cobwebs away.

 

[terranosaurusdoug]

Glad to hear you're keeping it, fuel problems are very frustrating! I really like that shape, have you ever posted pics of it?

My Terrano was having the same problem and it turned out to be the primer on top of the fuel filter, I have another one ready to fit but the inline one is a good bandaid

 

[macabethiel]

Photo just after we bought her in Feb 2015

Glad to hear you're keeping it, fuel problems are very frustrating! I really like that shape, have you ever posted pics of it?

My Terrano was having the same problem and it turned out to be the primer on top of the fuel filter, I have another one ready to fit but the inline one is a good bandaid

Here is a photo taken in February 2015 - she has picked up a few parking dings plus a scuffed front wheel arch from parking in Tesco - not seen a tin of wax for a couple of years bt mechanically well maintained over the 5 years.


Jeep WJ Feb 2015-present by Macabe Thiele, on Flickr

 

[macabethiel]

Photo just after we bought her in Feb 2015

Here is a photo taken in February 2015


Jeep WJ Feb 2015-present by Macabe Thiele, on Flickr