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thanks I am going to replace it and see if that works

nothing, just dies, I don't even think it is getting that hot. I haven't paid much attention to that.

no... you have to let it sit for couple of hours then it starts right up for another 10 miles or so.

I just purchased an 88 Cherokee from my baby bro. The problem that it has is that it dies about every 10 miles or so. All the electrical is working so I was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to where to start? Thanks