hakim1979
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Ok thank youSorry for the late reply, but I was able to drive mine and use the lockers for about 1.5 months before the dealer figured it out. Hope you got yours fixed!
how it was resolved because my rubicon is on Jeep
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Ok thank youSorry for the late reply, but I was able to drive mine and use the lockers for about 1.5 months before the dealer figured it out. Hope you got yours fixed!
For me the dealer changed the drive train control module and the transfer case control module. I'm not sure what one fixed it because they did both at the same time.Ok thank you
how it was resolved because my rubicon is on Jeep
My symptoms were exactly like yours. On and off a lot while off-road, and got the point where it would come on while driving on streets sometimes. I always worried my lockers would fail on a trail too. It sucks it happen to youI've had this issue for about 9 months. It was fixed once. The dealer said they replaced the front axle locker actuator (I think that's what they called it). That fix lasted about 3 weeks, then started again. Sometimes it comes up every 5 seconds for an entire trip. Other times it comes up only once every few days. I thought it was only a sensor issue and not the lockers actually failing, until it left me without a front locker on a triple black diamond trail. Extremely steep and rocky (Rowher Flats on the reservoir side for anyone in SoCal). I had to back down until getting to a spot where I could turn around. Super annoying.
I recently had it at another dealership (for a new transmission after 9000 miles) and asked them to fix the axle locker. They said they cannot reproduce it and then gave it back. 2 days later, warning popped up again. I'm not sure what to do, but I cannot trust it on a trail to not leave me stranded. They tell me if they cannot reproduce it then they cannot fix it.
I've just been without my Jeep for over a month waiting on the new transmission and I'm not interested in having it sit around another month while they try to reproduce the axle locker issue. I'm not really sure what to do.
Maybe you can get Jeep Cares involved. I don't think they helped too much in my case but might not hurt.Hi Kirby,I've had this issue for about 9 months. It was fixed once. The dealer said they replaced the front axle locker actuator (I think that's what they called it). That fix lasted about 3 weeks, then started again. Sometimes it comes up every 5 seconds for an entire trip. Other times it comes up only once every few days. I thought it was only a sensor issue and not the lockers actually failing, until it left me without a front locker on a triple black diamond trail. Extremely steep and rocky (Rowher Flats on the reservoir side for anyone in SoCal). I had to back down until getting to a spot where I could turn around. Super annoying.
I recently had it at another dealership (for a new transmission after 9000 miles) and asked them to fix the axle locker. They said they cannot reproduce it and then gave it back. 2 days later, warning popped up again. I'm not sure what to do, but I cannot trust it on a trail to not leave me stranded. They tell me if they cannot reproduce it then they cannot fix it.
I've just been without my Jeep for over a month waiting on the new transmission and I'm not interested in having it sit around another month while they try to reproduce the axle locker issue. I'm not really sure what to do.
Except when I went to pick it up the Service Axle Locker System light is now on full time, so obviously something didn't go right.FOUND CODE C144D-15 FRONT DIFF POSITION SENSOR SHORT TO BATTERY OR OPEN. FOUND STAR CASE S2008000016. REMOVED FRONT AXLE DISCONNECT (FAD) CONNECTOR AND REMOVED RIGHT REAR QUARTER PANEL TRIM AND DISCONNECTED DTCM CHECKED CONTINUITY, SHORT TO POWER AT THE T522 CIRCUIT AND WAS IN SPEC AT .01 OHMS. CHECKED RIGHT REAR WHEEL WELL FOR CONNECTOR XY460A AND FOUND BACK SIDE OF CONNECTOR HAD NOT BEEN COMPLETELY SECURED AND WAS ALLOWING DEBRIS TO GET INTO BACK SIDE OF THE XY560A CONNECTOR, DISCONNECTED CONNECTOR AND FOUND SMALL AMOUNT OF WATER IN CONNECTOR. CLEANED OUT XY460A CONNECTOR WITH CONTACT CLEANER AND ADDED DIELECTRIC GREASE TO INSIDE OF CONNECTOR AND NOW OK.
I also noticed incline and in particular with my passenger front wheel elevated SERVICE AXLE LOCKER SYSTEM came on. I think you’re getting somewhere. Mine is back for round 2!! Rear axle and actuator replaced. Then when I picked it up it failed again. So it’s back for round 2. They also found my front actuator pins were all lose. Will share with my tech. TY for posting. Star case being opened today as well as added to my existing case opened.Update:
Except when I went to pick it up the Service Axle Locker System light is now on full time, so obviously something didn't go right.
Still at the dealer. Now they found the front actuator is bad and getting a new front assembly as well. Golly makes you think I got a 5 o’clock Friday special. What a drag of 94 days of ownership my Jeep has been at the dealer 2 weeks part in order another 5 days and then another two days to fix it. Just unbelievable.I also noticed incline and in particular with my passenger front wheel elevated SERVICE AXLE LOCKER SYSTEM came on. I think you’re getting somewhere. Mine is back for round 2!! Rear axle and actuator replaced. Then when I picked it up it failed again. So it’s back for round 2. They also found my front actuator pins were all lose. Will share with my tech. TY for posting. Star case being opened today as well as added to my existing case opened.