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Has it ever happened that your Jeep Wrangler’s hazard lights won’t turn off? Hazard lights are an important safety measure that is featured in all vehicles. Sometimes hazard lights may…

For most four-wheeler owners, the P0456 might be a minor code they don’t even pay heed to. But we’re glad you’re here to figure out what the code means and…

P0138 Jeep code is a common OBDII code triggered in Jeeps and other automobiles. Usually, the most common reason for the P0138 jeep code is present is when the voltage…

The DTC (diagnostic trouble code) indicates problems in your vehicle. P0455 Wrangler is one of the diagnostic trouble codes that simply means “Evaporative Emissions Control large leak”  In this article,…

Diagnostic Trouble Codes of the jeep are of great help as they alert you where and what the issue is. P1521 is one such trouble code, which is considered moderately…

Most of the time, owners of the four-wheeled beasts enjoy their rides but don’t maintain them as needed. Thus, their favorite vehicle runs into issues, and several diagnostic trouble codes…

When you have to bear those in your vehicle, engine trouble codes are always an issue. Some codes have serious implications, while others are easy to deal with. P0128 is…

The OBD trouble codes come with different levels of implications for the Jeep. You can continue driving with some codes, but some codes need to be removed quickly. That said,…

When the DTC code P06dd is detected on your Jeep Wrangler, it mainly refers to an engine oil pressure sensor issue. The problem affects the oil pump to some extent…

Among the most crucial components of a vehicle are the heating and cooling system. While driving, it provides a relaxing ambiance for the passenger and the driver. But if you…