Jeep Wrangler TJ No Crank No Start! 

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Thanks Force Built! Great step by step diagnostics and was exactly the issue with my Wrangler Sport! Thanks for taking the time to make the video and help other Jeepers!

Im going to be following this video and see if it solves my problem. However this is everything anyone could hope for in a fix it video!!! Great instructions from start to end. There are so, so many people that make supposed repair videos who should watch and learn how to make a repair video from you. Clear, concise, good camera work, and from the first step to the last. Great job!!!

This is why I come to RU-vid for help. Great job!

Holy cow, Steve! What a great bit of detective work. I’m definitely saving this one for future use (since TDSR to like to follow JJ). Nicely done.

I really appreciate the step-by-step process you used to clearly identify and access the parts to troubleshoot when the jeep won't turn over. Excellent. I have a 2006 Sport 6cyl manual transmission and the lights come on but no turn over unless I engage my clutch to *jump start*. I'm using your process to figure out why. Thank you.

This helped me out tremendously! This was my exact problem. The troubleshooting was simple and easy to follow! Thanks for the video!

Nice to have this link to the replacement part with part number,excellent info

I can’t believe It was the starter relay I’ve been trying to fix this wrangler for Six months I did everything Except the relay And that was a problem as soon as I put the new one start right away Thanks a lot Mr.

nice work well documented most appreciated

Ty great work same thing going on with my TJ waiting on the parts and looking to take apart area tomorrow. Sure I will see that piece break off 👍

Glad its fixed and back on the road again. Lost my jeep Monday, Daughter is holding it for Ransom. Being her Chevy was pouring all the gas out the top of the tank. Let her use my jeep. Should have let her use the new Ram 3500 with 3100 miles on it. Sure miss my jeep!

great content and great video. will definitely help. you made it look easy.

I found it very funny that this is exactly the same problem I'm having! Thank you so much!

I had this exact problem on my 97 Wrangler. Great video on fixing it. Got lucky and Auto Zone had one in stock. Thanks

You are the GOAT my friend. Thank you

Thanks a million Steve. I'm having the same problem.

Thanks fixed my problem

💯💯this worked like a charm on mine💯💯

I have a Jeep 2008 Wrangler six cylinder. My wife went out to start it one morning. The windshield wipers came on the dash lights all lit up but nothing. There was no sound from any part of the vehicle. So I bought a battery to replace the one in the vehicle, when I went to connect the battery the green wire burnt through all the way the horn came and there were sparks at the battery connection. That is I hooked up the positive and tried to connect the ground and that what I got, a burnt green wire, the horn and sparks at the ground on the battery? I have never seen anything like that before. I have only had this Jeep a short time and never owned a Jeep or a Chrysler vehicle.

Check your ground cluster at the base of the oil dipstick. The ground wires may have pulled out.

I had the same problem with my Escape . A real pain in the ... you know !

Great find! thank you for posting... I'm almost sure that's my problem currently. What year is your TJ? I got a 2005.

Awesome Job. The problem I have is that it will always start on the second try of the ignition and the clutch pedal depressed. But if I turn it off, it won't then even crank over. absolutely dead except the radio and other electrical appears to be working. My Jeep is a 2004 TJ, in really good shape. I would appreciate any ideas. Keep up the good work.

Questions about the starter switch? Did this whole routine about 5 years ago solve the problem now doing the same thing .. no start inserted a screwdriver into the starter switch dashlights come on clicks but still no start could that starter switch went bad? Sounds normal feels normal... actuator pin good new key lock.

Hi, I have a similar problem with my tj. My ignition coil went bad the other, I replaced it. Few days later the battery was dead. New battery was installed, now jeep won't start, battery is dead. I used my jumpstarter and turn on. That rules out my starter is bad. All grounds are tight. All it does is a clicking sound? Any thoughts? Thanks

Hey, wanted to say this is a great video. Was wondering if you had any more advice. I changed my starter, battery, and ignition switch. Dash still lights up, but it doesn't even try to turn over, no crank. Where should I go from there? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

My 2004 TJ just died on my son as he was parking it. He reversed down the driveway, put it into 1st to pull forward to adjust, and it stalled out. When he tried to start it all we heard was a loud click. Hoping this video will help us figure it out

Hi there , just wondering, mine doesn’t start at all so I tried to start the car manually by pushing the car and put on the gear and it did not start the car then there was a problem with starter moto couple months back but I replaced the new one which was ok, now this… I don’t know if i have the same problem as yours… maybe I should do the same thing and see if that works…

Thanks so much for this! i have a 2006 Wrangler x 4.0L manual. have full battery power no crank at all. When it got to fall temps last year same thing happened, but after a few tries, it'd start. All summer no issues. So it gets cold again and boom, same issue. Was running fine last week, albeit a slow crank so thought it was starter..replaced starter today no luck, I did the clutch switch check and still no luck. You think it's the pin?

So my TJ died while driving. When I turn the key so start. Lights come on, but it seems like it's in gear. Possible clutch safety?