Help
I was riding w/ my freind who has a rubicon it wants to cut out in high and reverse like it was out of gas but it doesnt do it in low also it esp d2 d1 it does it and in esp it wont shift up or down and where it reads d1, d2, esp it blinks please Help
any help is appreciated

 

Does it blink with 2 dashes? "--" ???? If so the service manual says it is part of the self diagnostic part of computer. It stores a code in memory to tell the tech what to check.
Here's the procedure for getting the code....

put gearshift in "Neutral"& turn vehicle off.
Turn ignition switch on while pushing "up" & "down" shift switches simultaneously.
Release up/down switches immediately, & then push up/ down switches again simultaneously for 2 seconds or more.
the code is displayed on the display by the number of times the dashes blink. The way I read this the last time you push up/down switches in you have to hold them till code is displayed & then release the switches.

It will blink the # of times for the code followed by a 2 second pause then blink again for the 1st previous problem.

Let me know what the code is & I'll look it up & give you some areas to check.

Good luck

It also says turning off & on will reset the shift function & will again disable the shift function if problem occurs again. But I'm assuming you've allready tried this.

 

ok
i think i get it should be able to tell you the ccode by wed.
Thanks alot also, will that maybe cure the spiting and in hugh the rverse light comes on
thanks again

 

ok
i think i get it should be able to tell you the ccode by wed.
Thanks alot also, will that maybe cure the spiting and in hugh the rverse light comes on
thanks again

 

ARMudder, the Rubicon has gone into default mode. It does this to prevent any damage. Get that code so that we can help tell you what is wrong with it.

 

i got it it blinked 5 times
sorry for the wait i could to do ealerier this week

 

Heck with the electrical crap.. I am staying manual. My uncle's Rubi doesn't know what "gear" it is in half the time, either.