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Vapor Lock Jeep Wrangler. The jk has some inherent electrical issues/ gremlins that are. If you have a jeep wrangler tj, yj, cj, xj cherokee (or any other jeep with a 4.0)that runs rough when hot on a restart. If it is a vapor lock issue you could try shielding the fuel line or rail with foil to prevent heat soak. A simple restart would not fix the problem either. The filter needs to sit level with the smaller return line off the top of the back of it. Fuel rail vapor lock is a common problem with the 4.0l engine running on hot days or just stop and go traffic. It has a mechanical pump and carburetor. When my jeep is hot from running a while and its hot out side good luck starting it. I recently purchased an 89 with 4.2l. They have a heat shield from the factory that sits between the injectors rail. Jeep designed the gas filter so you can't get vapour lock. It bogs stalls and cuts out like its got no fuel. But having said that the high fuel pressure. Classic vapor lock is heat related and the only fix being isolate the fuel from any. Or is hard to start.

The filter needs to sit level with the smaller return line off the top of the back of it. When my jeep is hot from running a while and its hot out side good luck starting it. They have a heat shield from the factory that sits between the injectors rail. It bogs stalls and cuts out like its got no fuel. But having said that the high fuel pressure. Jeep designed the gas filter so you can't get vapour lock. Fuel rail vapor lock is a common problem with the 4.0l engine running on hot days or just stop and go traffic. Fuel line from the pump runs directly over the engine. I recently purchased an 89 with 4.2l. Classic vapor lock is heat related and the only fix being isolate the fuel from any.

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Vapor Lock Jeep Wrangler Classic vapor lock is heat related and the only fix being isolate the fuel from any. If it is a vapor lock issue you could try shielding the fuel line or rail with foil to prevent heat soak. Or is hard to start. The jk has some inherent electrical issues/ gremlins that are. I recently purchased an 89 with 4.2l. It has a mechanical pump and carburetor. A simple restart would not fix the problem either. It bogs stalls and cuts out like its got no fuel. Fuel rail vapor lock is a common problem with the 4.0l engine running on hot days or just stop and go traffic. Fuel line from the pump runs directly over the engine. Classic vapor lock is heat related and the only fix being isolate the fuel from any. The filter needs to sit level with the smaller return line off the top of the back of it. When my jeep is hot from running a while and its hot out side good luck starting it. Jeep designed the gas filter so you can't get vapour lock. If you have a jeep wrangler tj, yj, cj, xj cherokee (or any other jeep with a 4.0)that runs rough when hot on a restart. They have a heat shield from the factory that sits between the injectors rail.