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BLACKJKU replied to the thread P2122 code 2011 wrangler.No, I just wanted the upgrade. I could tell a little bit difference after installing it, it gave the engine a different sound when... -
BLACKJKU replied to the thread P2122 code 2011 wrangler.It's a Throttle Body that's for the engine in the Dodge Viper car, it's a little bit larger then the Factory JK's one. There's lots of...
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BLACKJKU replied to the thread P2122 code 2011 wrangler.I put a Viper TB on and then 2 times after that I got the lightening bolt. I searched for a fix and found the TB reset and after doing...
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Lol , yes the same
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BLACKJKU replied to the thread P2122 code 2011 wrangler.Might see if this is the same one you used. https://wranglerjkforum.net/threads/throttle-body-reset-procedure.29103/
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BLACKJKU replied to the thread P2122 code 2011 wrangler.Did you use the pedal reset that I have Posted on this Forum?
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BLACKJKU replied to the thread P2122 code 2011 wrangler.The accelerator pedal reset fixed mine, maybe try cleaning your engine grounds and put some HD battery clamps on.
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I'm running 37's at 28 psi. When I mounted them to my beadlocks, I threw in bags of balance beads. That was a few years ago. All my...
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Your ideal tire pressure is going to be closer to 26-28 psi, I can almost guarantee it. I would take the wheels in and have them...
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Tire pressure is about 33-36 psi I’ll look up the chalk test
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BLACKJKU replied to the thread Shaky steering.How much tire pressure do you have in them? Do the chalk test to see where they should be set at, lots of info on the Web about the...
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Definitely go through and remove , clean and reinstall your grounds. One behind the right headlight, one on left fender by the PCM, one...
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I’d check the battery terminals first. Make sure they are clean and not loose. I’d check the battery voltage if the other two items... -
BLACKJKU replied to the thread What's leaking in this photo?.That would be your front suspension, turning could mean the wheel unit bearings or anything associated in the turning process.
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Dude whatever you do, check those grounds...next to the battery tray and fuse box, then next to the PCM...and whatever sensors you...