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I'm confused.....who would want a jeep and not take the top and doors off. Like most people....if you can get him to do it once....that's the only way he'll want to drive it.

Ok...so early this morning, I turned the key to the on position and let it sit for about 10-15 min. Dang thing started right up. I'm not that into rebuilding electronics either and I don't carry a spare with me, LOL, so I think I'll let some one do it for me. Thanks so much for the help guys. Mark

Did you say yours wouldnt even turn over at 50 degrees?

At 7:30 this morning & 55 degrees, it would crank like crazy, but not even attempt to start. I was going to pull a spark plug and see if I had any fire but I didn't have time. Will start now & ran rough for about 15-20 sec and likely won't miss a beat all day. All my lights do come on like normal.

You might also try a little starting fluid. That might help determine if you're dealing with spark or fuel.

No ignition with starter fluid.

Last tune up was about a yr ago. Plugs, wires, rotor, etc... Also changed crank shaft position sensor, and cam shaft position sensor because of another problem I was having at the time. I didn't realize cold temps could affect the CPS.

Yes to the fuel filter and screen. And yes, pump was replaced several months ago and this only started happening about 2-3 wks ago. I forgot to mention that I tried starting fluid with no luck. When I turn the key on, I can hear the fuel pump for a second. So, I've kind of ruled out fuel...

My 95 Wrangler, 4.0 fuel injected, wont start when the weather gets cool (70 degrees or less). It will crank great but wont start. As the day goes on and temp goes up, it will start. It runs rough for a few seconds, then levels out and will continue to run fine for the rest of the day. But, the...