Arterius2
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- Jerry
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Need help;
When I was driving my Wrangler today I noticed that ESS wasn't working as usual, so I went into menus to check ESS message and it says due to steep grade, so I went to check Pitch & Roll and it was showing 6° on level ground.
I was on my way to work so I dropped it off at the nearest dealer and the first thing they said was that they had no idea what is going on, this would be the first time they encountered this issue, then they asked if I had a suspension upgrade, which I did (Rubicon suspension swap + TF 0.5" front/rear spacers), I also had 34" Falken tires mounted the other day as well. Not sure if these would affect my pitch by a whopping 6 degrees. Could flashcal also be the culprit here as this happened the day after I re-calibrated my speedo, and flashcal was giving me an error that ABS module could not be initialized.
Does anyone know what the problem may be, since the dealer is pretty much clueless on this issue as well.
When I was driving my Wrangler today I noticed that ESS wasn't working as usual, so I went into menus to check ESS message and it says due to steep grade, so I went to check Pitch & Roll and it was showing 6° on level ground.
I was on my way to work so I dropped it off at the nearest dealer and the first thing they said was that they had no idea what is going on, this would be the first time they encountered this issue, then they asked if I had a suspension upgrade, which I did (Rubicon suspension swap + TF 0.5" front/rear spacers), I also had 34" Falken tires mounted the other day as well. Not sure if these would affect my pitch by a whopping 6 degrees. Could flashcal also be the culprit here as this happened the day after I re-calibrated my speedo, and flashcal was giving me an error that ABS module could not be initialized.
Does anyone know what the problem may be, since the dealer is pretty much clueless on this issue as well.
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