2004 jeep wrangler unlimited wont start ,4.0l auto , new starter and battery , when turn the key lights come on fuel pump lights in dash.

by your description, it sounds like you may have a starter problem. The main wire from the battery may be loose on the starter end.as well. If you do any off roading this would be typical as well as corrosion. There is an ignition relay as well, and a fuse for the ignition. This I believe may be under the hood in a plastic box. I would check fuses first, then have a look at the starter and wires. Starters are known to go without warning. If this jeep is a manual transmission, I would try to start it by coasting and catching it in gear. If the jeep starts, it is in the starter,or wiring. Ground wire included. if not, the problem lies elsewhere. keep me posted

got a 2004 ford explorer it wont start but it turns over put fuel pump starter evap canister and purge valve it was broke,and a battery fuel filter,tac system and it still wont crank

this is jeep the check valve in the fuel pump will not hold presser and sometimes you have to cycle the key to pump up the pressure to start

Im having this same problem with my 2007 Jeep unlimited. New battery but about once a week it dies and I have to get it jumped! Have no clue what it can be! Can someone help!!!

I have the same problem move the shifter to neutral and it starts every time I think its the neutral safty switch

Sounds like a short in the electrical system. Maybe even just a loose ground wire. On the other hand...It could just as easily be a bad ECM (BRAIN)! Warranty still in tact? I hope so. Diagnostic at a certified Jeep shop... Good Luck!

Could be one of several items...I'd check the fuel pump relay, auto shutdown relay and the ignition switch itself. I'd bet on it being one of those relays but, we all have been fooled at least once!!! I'd also make sure that body and engine grounding is good and clean. Relays can't work properly without a good ground.

That's not a remote starter on your key chain, it's a keyless entry for an alarm system.