Eddie,

I am under the impression that this techniqu should work
In any case you should be able to get the codes read at your local auto
parts store with an ODB II scanner My 2000 Cherokee never threw any codes
so I never had to try. My 2002 WJ's error codes were read in this manner
just days ago.

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Retrieving codes:
Turn the ignition key until the digital odometer displays, repeat three
times in succession and then back to "On" (On/Off, On/Off, On/Off, On). At
the fourth "On" the odometer will be replaced with codes. If no codes are
present then "Done" will appear.



"eddy long" > wrote in message
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> "BillyRay" wrote in message:
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>> Turn the ignition one until the odometer lights, turn the key off, turn
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>> on until the odometer lights, turn it off, turn the key on until the
>> odometer lights, turn it off. Turn the key on again and the odometer
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>> be showing the error code. [balance snipped]
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> Thank you.
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> I had tried to extract the error code by following your instructions and
> nothing happened.
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> It's a 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport.
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> Somebody in another NG had mentioned that that only works in older models.
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> Please advise if you know if it works in 2001 models.
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> Many thanks,
> Eddy
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