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Anyone able to help with wife's 2013 Hemi Grand Cherokee Traction control off and service 4WD warnings??
Posted on Jeep forum, but still have questions.
Everything works and drives fine.
Shifts through all the modes plus in and out of 4LOW ok.
I have checked wiring to transfer case shift motor and what looks like speed sensor on rear drive shaft.
Seems OK and plugged connections sprayed with contact cleaner.
Lube in axles and transfer case look good and full.
Sprayed contact cleaner around hubs/wheel speed sensors and went to power wash carwash last night after seeing good amounts of brake dust on each wheel.
I tried disconnecting negative battery cable for about half hour first day warnings showed.
Not thinking that did much as even clocks and presets all stayed.
With battery under passenger seat and not very familiar with this thing I didn't dare start unhooking posts, cables, and terminals under the hood.
Scanned with my OBDII Bluetooth scanner and Torque app-no codes at all.
I do have a "bi-directional" scanner that I have yet to use ever(haven't started it's subscription time yet), but may if needed.
Wondered if anyone had any ideas, experience, tips, tricks, or help I haven't thought of or tried yet.
T.I.A.

Anyone able to help with wife's 2013 Hemi Grand Cherokee Traction control off and service 4WD warnings??
Posted on Jeep forum, but still have questions.
Everything works and drives fine.
Shifts through all the modes plus in and out of 4LOW ok.
I have checked wiring to transfer case shift motor and what looks like speed sensor on rear drive shaft.
Seems OK and plugged connections sprayed with contact cleaner.
Lube in axles and transfer case look good and full.
Sprayed contact cleaner around hubs/wheel speed sensors and went to power wash carwash last night after seeing good amounts of brake dust on each wheel.
I tried disconnecting negative battery cable for about half hour first day warnings showed.
Not thinking that did much as even clocks and presets all stayed.
With battery under passenger seat and not very familiar with this thing I didn't dare start unhooking posts, cables, and terminals under the hood.
Scanned with my OBDII Bluetooth scanner and Torque app-no codes at all.
I do have a "bi-directional" scanner that I have yet to use ever(haven't started it's subscription time yet), but may if needed.
Wondered if anyone had any ideas, experience, tips, tricks, or help I haven't thought of or tried yet.
T.I.A.