Reset dash warning lights after replacing battery?

[ODDs]

We have a 2019 2.0 eTorque. Right on time for Arizona, the 12v battery died at almost exactly at the two year mark. We jumped it, then drove it to auto parts store. By that time the dash had lit up like Christmas. We replaced the battery, and it is running just fine, but the dash is still lit up.

Is there a reset procedure to clear those warnings? Sorry, I tried searching several times but haven't found the answer. Thanks

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[JeepCares]

We have a 2019 2.0 eTorque. Right on time for Arizona, the 12v battery died at almost exactly at the two year mark. We jumped it, then drove it to auto parts store. By that time the dash had lit up like Christmas. We replaced the battery, and it is running just fine, but the dash is still lit up.

Is there a reset procedure to clear those warnings? Sorry, I tried searching several times but haven't found the answer. Thanks

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[ODDs]

Anybody?

 

[garyji]

Not a 2.0 guy, but do you have 2 batteries, and did you replace them both?? (Main and Aux)

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[Sheepjeep]

some good obdii scanners can clear those codes, i have a bluedrive and it is able to clear the body control module codes

 

[WranglerMan]

If the 2.0 has two batteries then the aux battery is a likely cause

 

[WranglerMan]

I just did some searching see post #7
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/2-0t-only-has-one-battery.66938/

 

[ODDs]

Yep, I do have the eTorque system and it would be highly unusual to replace that battery. I'm thinking there has to be some sort of reset sequence to clear the warnings.

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