I have gotten so many things replaced on my jeep but for some reason it still cuts off while driving or sitting whenever it feels like it. What can this be?

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Asked by sshats Jan 26, 2016 at 06:54 PM about the 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

There is no engine light and it is driving great... Its just cutting off without
warning and the lights stay on. I just got a new battery a few days ago then
i rode to trade it in to autozone and my car cut off right before entering the
driveway. I tried starting it and the battery power was at about 10.5 but
once i played with the battery it started back up and went up to 14. I'm just
stuck and i've put almost all of my money into my jeep and still noone can
tell me whats wrong with it. Someone please help!!! Thanks in advance!!

3 Answers

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I ended up needing an igniton coil. It runs just fine now for the past 2 weeks. No cut offs at all!!! I suggest you start with the spark plus and ignition coil first. Ive spent over $1000 on unnecessary parts and labor. Not to mention stress and headaches...

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