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My tailgate sensor, on my Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 1996,keeps saying that it is open when it is not, I have tried to shut it repeatedly but it will not work. how can I fix it?
I have the same problem with my 1998 Jeep grand,the interior lights come on and the information dash continues to say that the lift gate is open and it's not. The alarm doesn't work with the sensor not securing the lift gate and it also drains my battery through out the night. I really need a soultion to this problem.
Thanks JohnI have the same problem with my 1998 Jeep grand,the interior lights come on and the information dash continues to say that the lift gate is open and it's not. The alarm doesn't work with the sensor not securing the lift gate and it also drains my battery through out the night. I really need a soultion to this problem.
Thanks John
AnonymousJan 27, 2009
Can the sensor in the latch assy, be disabled?Can the sensor in the latch assy, be disabled?
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the little switch in the tailgate. it's the controller for the lock and the feed for the alarm, https://www.ebay.ie/itm/Lock-tail-gate-Jeep-GRAND-CHEROKEE-3-WH-WK-62623-88577/352047650913?hash=item51f7acd861:g:bGYAAOSwsYpaTNYL
Try disconnecting the battery cable for a few minutes, this should clear the memory. If it still comes on, sounds like you have a coolant issue such as not circulating good. You could also have a overflow cap going bad. The cap will cause more trouble than what you would expect. Good Luck
Hi, You may have a defective ignition coil or a glooged fuel filter and/or fuel pump. it is hard for me to say at this point. What is the fuel pressure? Are there any trouble codes pulled from the PCM?
The Coolant Sensor is inside coolant bottle; in this models is common ths message failed; clean the plug and reset your ECU alarms, if the message come on again, replace your coolant sensor. And, really, one message about a bad sensor/signal is one bad work engine.
This is kind of tricky. OK let's start, you have to crawl into the rear
hatch area from the inside of the car. You'll have to pull the rear
panel off the hatch, a screwdriver between the panel and hatch near the
window will work. There might be 2 screws on the panel you could take
out. The trick is to pull the panel far away enough to stick your arm
down towards the latch and release it by hand. We did this at the
dealer all the time.
I have the same problem with my 1998 Jeep grand,the interior lights come on and the information dash continues to say that the lift gate is open and it's not. The alarm doesn't work with the sensor not securing the lift gate and it also drains my battery through out the night. I really need a soultion to this problem.
Thanks John
Can the sensor in the latch assy, be disabled?
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