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Can I ask what you do for a living or are you a world traveling retiree?That is hilarious and true. I often wonder if the odometer is f'ed up
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Can I ask what you do for a living or are you a world traveling retiree?That is hilarious and true. I often wonder if the odometer is f'ed up
When I changed my battery and deleted the AUX this past August, i too had a throttle body control code which stuck around for about a day and a half. Put 60 miles on it and then on the 4th startup it was gone.Also, just for reference, the check engine light was flashing after I got her all charged up. I pulled the codes with my BlueDriver. All the codes were thrown due to the dead battery issue as I had literally just checked for codes last week and it came up clean.
Was able to reset them all except the "permanent" one that BlueDriver claims will resolve itself when I drive it, if it was indeed a glitch.
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That sounds about right. I do about 15K year myself on the Wrangler. Most of that is unnecessary driving, for fun as well.It'sort of a mystery to me as well, but there it is. We typically average 20K a year. I'll blame it on the fum to drive factor.

Check Walmart for a battery. Should be under $200 for an AGM.Welp, it's not looking good.
Aux unhooked now, main reading 12.2V this AM. Will have it load tested later this week.
Read through an excellent thread by @Rhinebeck01 on main battery replacement. Good info there.
My biggest issue now, if the main is bad, is OMG, when did batteries start costing $250+ ??
I just bought the Duracell 94F battery in the list for $259 from Batteries Plus.Welp, it's not looking good.
Aux unhooked now, main reading 12.2V this AM. Will have it load tested later this week.
Read through an excellent thread by @Rhinebeck01 on main battery replacement. Good info there.
My biggest issue now, if the main is bad, is OMG, when did batteries start costing $250+ ??
Prices have indeed been silly for a little while now. I first noticed this after Advance Auto began selling Die Hard Gold batteries for 2+ C-notes. Nein, danke. I'll use my Costco membership to get an Interstate battery (granted, not the Megatron) for $119 or so.OMG, when did batteries start costing $250+ ??
I've run diehard batteries in 2 performance cars in the past. Both were supposed to have pretty awesome CCA ratings. They both died within 6 months. Never again. I've had good luck with Optima (buy once cry once) but never bothered to try Interstate. Might need to look into them in the future since I'm a new Costco member.Prices have indeed been silly for a little while now. I first noticed this after Advance Auto began selling Die Hard Gold batteries for 2+ C-notes. Nein, danke. I'll use my Costco membership to get an Interstate battery (granted, not the Megatron) for $119 or so.