The ABS and traction control lights on your Jeep’s instrument cluster indicate that those systems are not working properly. And you should get your vehicle checked to fix them. Why are Jeep ABS and Traction Control Lights On? The ABS and Traction Control warning lights usually trigger due to faulty wheel speed sensors, damaged wheel … Read more
Although the Jeep Grand Cherokee is a reliable SUV, many owners have reported different transmission-related problems in recent years. The most common among those is the one where the Grand Cherokee goes into gear but won’t move. In many cases, this problem occurs suddenly, leaving you frustrated and concerned. In this post, we’ll talk about … Read more
Air suspension problems are among the most common issues in an aging vehicle – even if it’s a Grand Cherokee. The most obvious sign of this issue is the infamous “Immediate Air Suspension Service/Repair Required” message popping on the instrument panel. Sometimes, you don’t get any message (or the message goes away after some time). … Read more
Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles have a built-in function that conserves battery by automatically turning off all interior lights as soon as you close the door. But many owners have reported that sometimes their vehicles’ interior lights (dome light, to be specific) won’t turn off – even when the key is out of the ignition. In … Read more
Locking the vehicle with keys inside is a common mistake many owners inadvertently make. According to an estimate, roughly 4 million Americans lock themselves out of their vehicle with keys inside annually. Imagine you step out of the vehicle to pick up some grocery items and, upon return, find out that it’s locked now. This … Read more
You’re in your Ford truck, about to start the journey, and suddenly, there’s a message on the SYNC infotainment system’s screen: System Off To Save Battery, Please Turn Ignition Off or Start Engine. Ford System Off To Save Battery Reset The first thing you should do to reset this message is to temporarily unhook the … Read more
The No Key Detected is one of the three major warning messages related to the keyless entry system in Nissan Altima and Rogue vehicles. It appears when the vehicle is not able to detect your key fob. In my experience, it mostly happens due to a weak car battery, an old key fob battery, a … Read more
The ‘Key ID Incorrect’ is one of the three common key fob-related warning messages that can appear on your Nissan vehicle’s instrument panel – the others being Key System Error and No Key Detected. The main thing that sets these messages apart from others we discussed recently (such as engine power is reduced and steering … Read more
Of all the warning messages on GMC Acadia’s instrument panel, the most annoying is the ‘service battery charging system.’ That’s mainly because it occurs in a variety of situations. Sometimes, you get this warning when trying to start the vehicle, while in other cases, it appears when the engine is already running. In this post, … Read more
“Engine Power is Reduced.” This is one of the most dreadful warning messages for GM’s Duramax engine-based vehicle owners. Imagine you’re cruising on the road. Suddenly, this message appears on the instrument panel, and the vehicle goes into the limp mode where the max speed is 30/45 mph. As horrible as it sounds, this warning … Read more