black pearl
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Inspect the thin black lines for any damage. They run right behind the front shocks.
In the back there isn't anything really right by the shocks.
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Inspect the thin black lines for any damage. They run right behind the front shocks.
In the back there isn't anything really right by the shocks.
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Can you do the ignition trick for code read out?
Turn key to on position. Then turn in off, on three times ending in the on position. And get a code read out in the gage cluster.
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Turn key to on position. Then turn in off, on three times ending in the on position. And get a code read out in the gage cluster.
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Mikecal9985
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From I can tell, the lines look good, no kinks, cuts or anything. I do have a procal at home, I’ll hook it up and see what code it’s putting out
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Yeah I'm not sure what year that started in, but was worth the try.
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Thanks anyways man, I have an appointment at my mechanic on Tuesday, if I can’t get the code with my flashcal I’ll have him figure it out
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catahoula
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Hasn’t been mentioned, what the hell is that?? [emoji23]
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Ok so these are all the codes that it’s giving me. What does it all mean and is it something to worry about? Like I said I’m going to my mechanic on Tuesday so I’ll have him look at it as well...the cooling system one is the one that concern me the most I guess, Jeeps temperature seems to be normal while driving tho.
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When I looked it up on google, seems like it has something to do with the coolant and thermostat. I was running low on engine coolant so I topped that off...I’ll see when I go out later on if the check engine light is still on or not
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Possibly a bad thermostat or temp sensor and possibly a ground issue in the headlight Circuit. From what I got looking online.
Edit: I see you were low on coolant. That could possibly set something off also.
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Edit: I see you were low on coolant. That could possibly set something off also.
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Well guys, looks like topping off the coolant solved the check engine light. Thanks again for all the help
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The Jeep came with some aftermarket LED headlights, I’ve had the Jeep for about 2years and it never gave me any codes. I do have two small LED pods and a 20” on my front bumper, but they are connected to my Spod and have been that way since I bought the Jeep and never gave me any codes either.
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catahoula
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Glad you figured it out. On Project JK there is a code description for future reference. As for the fluid film it is a coating to help prevent rust. It will help with the finish on the Rancho's to protect them.
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Thanks bud...is the fluid film something you can buy at discount auto or something?
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