R Runnin'OnEmpty NAXJA Forum User Location Southeast USA Jul 13, 2006 #21 You might try removing the negative battery cable for about 15 minutes, and see if that erases the codes...... Last edited: Jul 13, 2006
You might try removing the negative battery cable for about 15 minutes, and see if that erases the codes......
D dbucfan NAXJA Forum User Location North Carolina Jul 14, 2006 #22 Runnin'OnEmpty said: You might try removing the negative battery cable for about 15 minutes, and see if that erases the codes...... Click to expand... Sounds good and even i thought of that...the mechanic actually took my xj to a friend who is a master tech at Keffer Jeep (dealership)...this is not gonna cost me anything and this should figure it out.
Runnin'OnEmpty said: You might try removing the negative battery cable for about 15 minutes, and see if that erases the codes...... Click to expand... Sounds good and even i thought of that...the mechanic actually took my xj to a friend who is a master tech at Keffer Jeep (dealership)...this is not gonna cost me anything and this should figure it out.
D dbucfan NAXJA Forum User Location North Carolina Jul 17, 2006 #23 Turns out it was the trans control module...replaced at 0$...end of this story(thank god!)