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Question posted by boti66 on July 6th, 2014

2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Labrador 4.0 6 Cyl. Hard To Start After Refueling

For the last 7 months mt jeep has been hard to start only after refueling. The rest of the time it starts fine. It backfired and cracked the resonator box and air filter box. I have replaced them and it still has the same problem. Please help

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