1996 Jeep Cherokee ???

1996 JEEP CHEROKEE
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CTALBON
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1996 Jeep Cherokee V6 Two Wheel Drive Automatic 126000 miles
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today, on the freeway, my Jeep started to slightly hesitate while going 65 mph, within a few minutes, that denigrated to not being able to go over 30. Putting it in a lower gear did nothing. Was able to make it another 10 miles home, just wiht hazards on and going 25 mph. Tranny has been replaced roughly 4-5 years back. Does this sound like a tranny or fuel problem?
Dec 7, 2007 at 11:30 AM
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[quote:d9eed99408="ctalbon"]1996 Jeep Cherokee V6 Two Wheel Drive Automatic 126000 miles
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today, on the freeway, my Jeep started to slightly hesitate while going 65 mph, within a few minutes, that denigrated to not being able to go over 30. Putting it in a lower gear did nothing. Was able to make it another 10 miles home, just wiht hazards on and going 25 mph. Tranny has been replaced roughly 4-5 years back. Does this sound like a tranny or fuel problem?[/quote:d9eed99408]


Do you have check engine light on
And was it blinking
If it was blinking it may be misfiring /fuel
Also your tranny may went in limb mode
If you can get the code s that will help
To pin point the trouble area

If you cycle the key on off three times ending with key on read code p****
Good luck
Dec 7, 2007 at 11:46 AM
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