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so is it normal to be driving along fine in fifth gear at 65 mph and then right at the bottom of a hill slowly lose speed going up the hill no matter how much i try to flint stone the gas pedal to the pavement..like seriously haha gonna give ol mud bud a swift kick in the hind!!!any ideas on why and how to raise compression yall it is greatly appreciated any insight to this particular issue with mud bud.its like it just wants to be in a wet muddy field all day not going up a steep hill at 65

 

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I know this isn't English class and I'm not your teacher , but it's very hard to read / understand what you are saying . Proper punctuation would help out tremendously....

 

If you're from outside the United States I apologize as the translation may get lost in the mix ..

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I know this isn't English class and I'm not your teacher , but it's very hard to read / understand what you are saying . Proper punctuation would help out tremendously....

 

If you're from outside the United States I apologize as the translation may get lost in the mix ..

i live in the south so yeah technically i am outside the united states seeing as the csa is an occupied recognized country.no apology for the mix up

 

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what are your compression numbers?

hiya pete hows it running ☺..ya know I'm not sure what the compression is on it right now.its at my mechanics with the brake issue cause i just don't have time or the patience to tinker with it right now.I'm going to mention the lack of power to em tomorrow if u could relay what the compression should be around,if ya know,to me i would preciate it.they don't come into shops very often

 

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What engine and transmission do you have? I have a 4.0 manual transmission. The axles have 3.07 ratio. My MJ does exactly what you describe. You could have the axles re-geared to 3.55 or higher

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to make power an engine needs fuel, spark and air.  a hiccup in any of them can cause your issue.  everything from a clogged air filter, fuel filter, cat converter or injectors.  or maybe a bad fuel pump or pressure regulator.  or even worn spark plugs or corrosion on the power feed for the coil.  there are lots of things I would check before jumping to compression.

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What engine and transmission do you have? I have a 4.0 manual transmission. The axles have 3.07 ratio. My MJ does exactly what you describe. You could have the axles re-geared to 3.55 or higher

i also have the 3.07 ratio il6 manual.it does great until i get to a hill which are every where haha.I'm thinking fuel injector since if i give it gas before hill and then hold it and pump down every couple secs it does ok mostly as in holding speed but if its not pumped just right then naw she slowing down not drastically but by the top I'm down to 55 or 50 depending on how big hill is.the injectors look twenty years old haha time to change em

 

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What engine and transmission do you have? I have a 4.0 manual transmission. The axles have 3.07 ratio. My MJ does exactly what you describe. You could have the axles re-geared to 3.55 or higher

i also have the 3.07 ratio il6 manual.it does great until i get to a hill which are every where haha.I'm thinking fuel injector since if i give it gas before hill and then hold it and pump down every couple secs it does ok mostly as in holding speed but if its not pumped just right then naw she slowing down not drastically but by the top I'm down to 55 or 50 depending on how big hill is.the injectors look twenty years old haha time to change em

 

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That's the 3.07.  Mine had the problem since it was new...30 yrs ago.

 

Just downshift to 4 and you can get up any hill at 65 MPH.

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