Check your fuel pressure, you should be at 32-35 psi, if it's too low, you wont get enough fuel to meet the demands. it could also be your crankshaft position sensor, that should give you a check engine light.
SOURCE: 1997 4.0 6cyl loses power intermittently Bad Coolant Sensor Light (replaced)
Replaced both CO2 Sensors.
SOURCE: 2003 Dodge Stratus Catalytic Converter
it is part of your exhaust looks like a muffler kinda you should pay the 264 they can cost that much by there self just to buy the part just go to a few muffler shop to get a qote the go to the lowest
SOURCE: 1996 Olds Bravada stays at 3000 rpm's at 65 MPH.
the trans is slipping or in the wrong gear, most likely the trans has an internal problem and will require extensive repair or overhaul. If u are at or near 100,000 miles then that is getting near the end of a transaxle's life span.
if the converter is rattlin then it needs to be replaced because the element inside is broken. if the jeep still does not run try removing the catalytic converter to see if the restriction is too much. should start if the converter is restricted. if it doesnt maybe its whatever caused the converter to go bad in the first place
SOURCE: Car dies at random moments
I just had this problem and replaced the camshaft sensor, crankshaft sensor, and coolant temp sensor. i replaced these items because of high mileage. try these but first check your relays located under the hood on the passenger side. sometimes they get hot and fail.
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