06 wrangler crank but no start. Fuel pump?

>>17013678
>Jeeps
>Not shit

BTFO

>>17013692

Well this her first issue in 100k miles and she does her oil about every 10k miles lmao. Its actually been fairly reliable.

clogged fuel filter

>>17013678
injectors very rarely go bad.
i think these are TBI so theres only one or two injectors right.
find the fuel pump and listen if it's running.
or put a pressure tester on the line.
check the fuse too.

or just buy a new one and try it, pain in the ass if in tank.

>>17014557
Both the four and six cylinder engines in the Wrangler are port injection by 2006, though both had TBI

It's either a fuel pump or a fuel filter that needs replacing

And change the oil more often than 10,000 miles

>>17014521
seconding this bc in all likelihood its the problem

>>17013678
Can you hear the pump run when you first turn the key on?
If so, do a fuel pressure test.
No/low pressure but the pump runs? Change the filter first so you're not dropping the tank. Still low, it's the fuel pressure regulator. Which I think is in-tank on these if other Chrysler vehicles are anything to go by.

If you can't hear the pump, check for voltage at the connector. If no power, look at the fuel pump relay.
If that's good, change the pump.

>>17014653
>If you can't hear the pump, check for voltage at the connector. If no power, look at the fuel pump relay.
>If that's good, change the pump.

I mean, if there's power but no pump noise, change the pump.

>>17014521
would check this first since it should be easy and cheap

>>17013678
I bet the fuel tank is empty

I have a 92 jeep yj that had a crank no start issue once. In that it turned out ecm took a shit and died.

>>17016811
>ecm took a shit
this, that era of Chrysler electronics is garbage