Not sure how much help this is, but I found this.

quote:Chrysler recalls Jeep Grand Cherokee and Commander for stalling

Chrysler is warning 1,338 owners of Jeep Grand Cherokees and Commanders that they could be driving unsafe vehicles. In Chrysler Recall H03, a handful of Jeep owners are told their vehicles' control modules might have been incorrectly installed, which could cause stalling and/or windshield wiper failure. Both of which, as we all know, could be quite dangerous.

The campaign began on February 5, so we might be a little late in warning the few owners involved. But ConsumerAffairs.com quotes several owners of older (some, much older) Jeep Cherokees exhibiting the same problems. The way we see it, if you're driving a 10-year-old Jeep, you should expect an occasional stall and infrequent wiper failures. But with luck, owners of the misbehaving SUVs might just see their vehicles repaired under an expanded recall. Keep your fingers crossed, but don't hold your breath

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/07/chrysler-recalls-jeep-grand-cherokee-and-commander-for-stalling/

More:
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2008/03/nhtsa_jeep.html

 

Thanks Hemibyrd!!! That is strange cause we had this Jeep for 8yrs and this is the first time its doin this HUH!!

 

Its actually getting worse. Trying to talk my wife into trading for another Hemi Ram so she'll stop driving mine HAHA....

 

Well i brought the jeep to a shop to scan the pcm and there was an old code stored for the crank shaft sensor.. could this be the problem?? I would thing if it were the light would have been on the whole time...

 

 

I changed the crank sensor about a month ago and it seems to have been the problem.. has'nt stalled yet!!!