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I know jeeps arent made to accelerate fast but. I was wondering if its normal not to beable to get above 2600 rpm with pedal to the floor. My jeep has the 2.5L automatic and has a 4inch lift and 18 inch tires. If its not normal what would cause this. I was thinkin maybe bad cat. Because i...

Lol very true. Be alot easier to change if it does do what u are all saying its gonna do . It was a pain to take off busted my knuckles breaking loose lol

Changed 02 sensor already lol

Forgot to mention that i also changed distributor, TPS, map sensor, plugs and plug wires before i gave up and took to the mechanic

Update on the issue i was having! Finally bit the bullet and had it taken to a mechanic. They tested fuel pressure and a bunch of other stuff. Was only getting 10 pounds of pressure at idle. So it was a bad fuel pump!

Nah i believe they arent as good as the OE but to not have any positive effect from putting new ones in makes me think there is some other problem. I figured these would do the trick at least until i could order some online at some point

No checked all around and noone had one.. didnt want to have to order one. I got an exact fit bosch from autozone

I changed the o2 sensor and my jeep is still backfiring and stalling.. it only does it when accelerating and it starts fine

I know its for the upstream O2 sensor. But i was wondering if that would cause backfire and stalling.

My TJ has a what i believe is a 4inch lift. Also have a ford 8.8 rear and Dana 30 front end

I am not sure but i think its a 4inch. I know its a rough country lift

Ok thank you thats what i thought.. now im happy i dont have to do the 8.8 swap lol

Ok. See from what i was lookin just off google searches i was thinking it was a ford 8.8

The rear doesnt look like any dana 35 i have ever seen

Bobo (German Shepherd) Kovu (Pit Bull/Lab mix)

Just bought it on monday and am trying to figure out what axles i have.