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Old 10-17-2020, 06:16 AM
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[QUOTE=MLAugustine;4369827]Checking in on this issue. My 2013 JKU Sport with 81K miles just started doing this while driving on the interstate in traffic. I see a lot of JKUs with the same problem but no fixes. Has anyone gotten this issue fixed

After many trial and errors replacing different sensors, this was finally the fix for mine. Took it to a jeep specialist and they said they’ve recently started seeing this problem a lot and this next thing they did for mine was “hopefully” the fix. So not for sure the fix but so far 200 miles in the lights haven’t come

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Originally Posted by ryan2mr
thanks for the reply! If you don’t mind, keep me updated if anything works! I’ll post if I have any luck
I had the camshaft intake,exhaust and phaser replaced. Everything was good until we headed out to the desert was half way there and lost power up the grade, traction control came one and engine light. The wheel Speed sensors were checked but not replaced. After 3 short drives I got the engine Light to turn off. Going to pull all plugs to the battery to make sure it’s not a connection issue and get the wheel speed sensor replaced. If anyone has gotten the Jeep fixed from this please let me know.
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Did this resolve the issue? My 2013 Wrangler Unlimited is having this very issue.

Edit: Sorry for the double post. Noob moment.

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[QUOTE=ryan2mr;4369828]
Originally Posted by MLAugustine
Checking in on this issue. My 2013 JKU Sport with 81K miles just started doing this while driving on the interstate in traffic. I see a lot of JKUs with the same problem but no fixes. Has anyone gotten this issue fixed

After many trial and errors replacing different sensors, this was finally the fix for mine. Took it to a jeep specialist and they said they’ve recently started seeing this problem a lot and this next thing they did for mine was “hopefully” the fix. So not for sure the fix but so far 200 miles in the lights haven’t come

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Did this fix the problem? My 2013 Wrangler Unlimited is having this very issue.
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[QUOTE=QuidStuprum;4378911]
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Did this fix the problem? My 2013 Wrangler Unlimited is having this very issue.
Yes, this fixed mine!
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Originally Posted by MLAugustine
Checking in on this issue. My 2013 JKU Sport with 81K miles just started doing this while driving on the interstate in traffic. I see a lot of JKUs with the same problem but no fixes. Has anyone gotten this issue fixed?
Hi what did you end up finding out?
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I replaced the camshaft position sensor runs about $50 and easy to swap and also one of the ignition coils was loose, so far jeep has been running better than before



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