Whaler27
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- First Name
- Alex
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- Oregon
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- 2019 JL, 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Altitude Ecodiesel, 2005 Mustang GT, 2018 Ford Raptor, 2018 BMW R1200GSA, 2020 Honda Monkeybikes (2), 1972 Honda CT-70, 1980 Honda CT-70,
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- Saving the world :-)
I wonder if this could be caused by a bad connection or a short too.While fixing the grounds on that TJ I found many loose and some corroded on a 1 year old vehicle but after I fixed all of those issues I never had a repeat and I drove the TJ for 10 years
I had a similar experience with a new motorhome that was build on a Ford F-450 chassis. We experienced all kinds of crazy failures including the transmission intermittently locking in reverse. The service manuals required a series of part replacements, each of which produced a brief period of correct operation (because the computer was being reset each time they worked on it). On the third trip into the same shop about 250 miles from home they found a wire that was shorting out against the frame and causing the craziness.
Glad you and the family are okay. Please keep us posted.
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