It starts fine in the morning. But once driven for 10, 15...
Customer
It starts fine in the morning. But once driven for 10, 15 or more minutes, once I turn it off. It has a problem staying cranked.
Mechanic's Assistant: Will the headlights turn on? Is the battery fully charged?
Yes and Yes...
It starts fine in the morning. But once driven for 10, 15 or more minutes, once I turn it off. It has a problem staying cranked.
Mechanic's Assistant: Will the headlights turn on? Is the battery fully charged?
Yes and Yes. Everything else is fine. Can the starter be the problem, once its hot. After the jeep cool down. It starts, crank and runs fine
Mechanic's Assistant: What is the model/year of your Jeep?
2002 jeep grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0
Mechanic's Assistant: Are you fixing your Grand Cherokee yourself? What have you tried so far?
No I not.
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Peter Bagley
214 days ago
Automotive Expert
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So what your saying is once it warms up and you shut it off , if you go to start it up again right away the starter does not crank the engine? Is this correct?
Peter Bagley
214 days ago
Automotive Expert
Ok what may be happening is the starter is pulling to much when hot to perform. So in this case we need to do a starter draw test at the time it does this issue.
The starter draw test will show us if it is indeed the starter or an other issue in that circuit.
Customer
214 days ago
Ok.
Peter Bagley
214 days ago
Automotive Expert
Would you feel comfortable doing this test or rather take it to a shop? I can walk you through it if you wish?
Customer
214 days ago
To a shop
Peter Bagley
214 days ago
Automotive Expert
Ok then , this is what I would have them do, Checking the starter circuit system out as I advised , and perhaps an AVR test just not to miss anything.
Peter Bagley
214 days ago
Automotive Expert
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Customer
214 days ago
Good Copy. Will do
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It starts fine in the morning. But once driven for 10, 15 or more minutes, once I turn it off. It has a problem staying cranked. Mechanic's Assistant: Will the headlights turn on? Is the battery fully charged? Yes and Yes...
It starts fine in the morning. But once driven for 10, 15 or more minutes, once I turn it off. It has a problem staying cranked. Mechanic's Assistant: Will the headlights turn on? Is the battery fully charged? Yes and Yes. Everything else is fine. Can the starter be the problem, once its hot. After the jeep cool down. It starts, crank and runs fine Mechanic's Assistant: What is the model/year of your Jeep? 2002 jeep grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0 Mechanic's Assistant: Are you fixing your Grand Cherokee yourself? What have you tried so far? No I not.