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sandygar4

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My problem was that a pin in the passenger door plug was bent. I had the doors off and and when I plugged the door harness back in a pin got bent and caused a short. Straightened the pin and the problem was solved. I thought I was careful when I reconnected the plug, apparently not careful enough. If you're having trouble with your blind spot warning system it gives you one more thing to check.
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My Sahara disables the BSM when I hit the trail - both markers light up and an announcement pops up on the dashboard.

One marker staying on sounds like something's broken.
How does it know you're on a trail? Do you mean that whenever you are not 2H then the BSM is off? Which transmission do you have? Thanks.
 

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How does it know you're on a trail? Do you mean that whenever you are not 2H then the BSM is off? Which transmission do you have? Thanks.
I noticed that both illuminated when I put my Rubicon in 4-low. When we got off the pass, and back in 2-hi, I shut the engine off and restarted and everything worked as advertised.
 

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How does it know you're on a trail? Do you mean that whenever you are not 2H then the BSM is off? Which transmission do you have? Thanks.
To be honest, I think it is all the shaking on the trail that disables it.

This is how it normally goes:
  • I hit the trailhead
  • Air down - I get a low tire pressure warning on the ECU
  • Engage 4H/4L
  • After I am off-road for about 5-10 minutes, a warning chime and a message on the ECU announce that the Blind Spot Monitor has been disabled; both side markers light up on the mirrors.
  • It stays disabled even if I turn the engine off and on. Once I hit the pavement, disengage 4WD, turn the engine off and on, at that point the system resets itself back to normal.
I have a Sahara with the V6, 8-speed auto and Selec-Trac.
 

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My BSMs come on and stay on every time I drive forest service roads. Doesn't matter if I'm in 4wd or 2wd. They seem to activate sooner the tighter the trail. Maybe the undergrowth beside the road/trail confuses the system? Everything resets to normal when I cycle the ignition

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