Cherokee Owners,...A little help,...pleaze

mine did the same thing (96 XJ 4.0 HO). i took the throttle body off and completely apart, soaked it , and put it back together with a very thin layer of high temp permatex. problem solved. when unplugging any sensor , you have to reset the computer. you do this by taking the positive side of the battery cable off and ground it to the body for at least 10 -30 seconds. this will discharge the capacitors in the computer.you can also get carbon built up in the TPS make sure it is clean and working freely...hope this helps

Headed back out to the barn to poke at it some more,....I've seen dirty throttle bodies (horizontally mounted) cause stalling at stop lights before...