Thank you for commenting and for watching the videos. TH-cam has saved me a LOT of money working on both jeeps and my van, so I thought I would try to help other people out too. It is good that we can share and help others save money on auto repairs. Thank you again for commenting and watching
I forgot how I found this out but my 95 grand Cherokee is the OBD1 and it is hard to find someone who can read the codes, so it has been very helpful to me. Thank you for your comment and for watching the videos
I really appreciate this video, I just changed the head gasket on my cherokee aswell as the alternator and exhaust manifold, put it back together and got crank no start, this should hopefully give me the answers I need!
I have a 1995 Jeep, ive been reading the codes like that for 20 something years.........but sometimes it gives no code for the problem.........I think because its a obd 1......not as detailed as the obd 2. Then you have to struggle to find the car problem. Its not fun....lol. I'm in that process again right now trying to figure out the problem!! Of course that may just be the obd 1 cars/years. It might work fine on 1996 and newer cars.
Yes the OBD1 problems are harder to figure out. I had a "hard start" in cold weather problem on my 95ZJ 5.2 for 18 months. It turned out to be a bad crank sensor and the solenoid. I installed a new aftermarket and it would not crank. I found a new in package mopar solenoid and it cranks fine now. Go figure. I want to restore both of mine but I am deep into my van and getting on the road for video for the TH-cam channel. Thank you for your comment and for watching the videos. I have over 2300 videos on the channel now
You can disconnect the positive battery cable and then re connect it or reset it with a code reader. Thank you for yor comment and for watching the videos
Not without seeing them because there should not be 9 straight beeps without a break. The break is very short but there should be a break and then a second or third set of beeps
Maybe all years do not do it. A couple of other people have said the dame thing. I just stumbled on this by accident and it worked on my 97 xj and my 95 zj
I have one but a lot of people do not, so I showed them how to do it with out the reader. Additionally the 95 and under are OBD1 and are hard to get and read. This works for the OBD1 as well. That is why I showed it on the 95 Grand Cherokee
Interesting, I wonder what they changed from the 97 Cherokee to the 99 Cherokee. I found this one, it is a little different from mine try it th-cam.com/video/adXsFrPpYtw/w-d-xo.html
some time I end up doing a follow up. Thank you for commenting and for watching the videos. I hope they were some help to you. You tube videos have saved me a lot of money helping me figure out just what is wrong.
This never works on my 99 sport. The engine light comes on once in a while and it’s always for the O2 sensor. But it goes out after a day or so. Good thing cuz that some-biatch ain’t never coming out! 🤣
I have replaced both O2 sensors. I do not know why the key switch code reader does not work on yours. It works on both my 95 grand cherokee and the 97 cherokee. Thank you for your comment and for watching the videos
Wow I'm 45 owned over 10 Jeep's and thought I knew all the tricks that's awesome
Thank you for commenting and for watching the videos. TH-cam has saved me a LOT of money working on both jeeps and my van, so I thought I would try to help other people out too. It is good that we can share and help others save money on auto repairs. Thank you again for commenting and watching
Thanks for making this video, it helped me out!
I forgot how I found this out but my 95 grand Cherokee is the OBD1 and it is hard to find someone who can read the codes, so it has been very helpful to me. Thank you for your comment and for watching the videos
thank you King
Thank you and thank you for watching the videos
I really appreciate this video, I just changed the head gasket on my cherokee aswell as the alternator and exhaust manifold, put it back together and got crank no start, this should hopefully give me the answers I need!
Have you figured out your problem yet?
I have a 1995 Jeep, ive been reading the codes like that for 20 something years.........but sometimes it gives no code for the problem.........I think because its a obd 1......not as detailed as the obd 2. Then you have to struggle to find the car problem. Its not fun....lol. I'm in that process again right now trying to figure out the problem!! Of course that may just be the obd 1 cars/years. It might work fine on 1996 and newer cars.
Yes the OBD1 problems are harder to figure out. I had a "hard start" in cold weather problem on my 95ZJ 5.2 for 18 months. It turned out to be a bad crank sensor and the solenoid. I installed a new aftermarket and it would not crank. I found a new in package mopar solenoid and it cranks fine now. Go figure. I want to restore both of mine but I am deep into my van and getting on the road for video for the TH-cam channel. Thank you for your comment and for watching the videos. I have over 2300 videos on the channel now
Thanks, that helps but how did you clear the light?
You can disconnect the positive battery cable and then re connect it or reset it with a code reader. Thank you for yor comment and for watching the videos
@@Crowbirdvideos thanks :)
Hey I got 9 beeps can you tell me what this means on my 95 jeep grand cherokee laredo
Not without seeing them because there should not be 9 straight beeps without a break. The break is very short but there should be a break and then a second or third set of beeps
I did the on off on off on and it blinked about 20 times
Im going to attempt this.
Check engine light of my 98 sport 2dr turned on this morning 8/15
I just now attempted this in my 98, didn’t work. Probably have something else going on. Thanks for sharing
Sorry it did not work, it has helped me a lot at times. Thank you for your comment and for watching the videos
It’s ok! Thanks anyway for replying. The CEL light ended up turning off itself a day later & has not come back since.
@@ernie0699 that is good thank you
Mine doesn't do it? I tried about 7 times. Mine is an xj 99 215k miles
Maybe all years do not do it. A couple of other people have said the dame thing. I just stumbled on this by accident and it worked on my 97 xj and my 95 zj
@@Crowbirdvideos my gran cherokee 2000 did it... I'll try later on. I was a little hesitant to try and do it
@@Hogib35 I am glad it worked on your 2000, maybe it will work on the xj next time
Does this work on a ‘96 model?
I do not know but I would try it and see.
That noise is your turn signal
Just get an OBD II reader and scan it
I have one but a lot of people do not, so I showed them how to do it with out the reader. Additionally the 95 and under are OBD1 and are hard to get and read. This works for the OBD1 as well. That is why I showed it on the 95 Grand Cherokee
@@Crowbirdvideos yeah, my comment is a bit naive. I have a 2001 XJ. My precious car was a 94 grand am.
Didn't work on my 2001 Cherokee Sport
Sorry to hear, someone else said it did not work on theirs either
Do not work on my 99 jeep Cherokee. Thanks tho
Interesting, I wonder what they changed from the 97 Cherokee to the 99 Cherokee. I found this one, it is a little different from mine try it th-cam.com/video/adXsFrPpYtw/w-d-xo.html
you said 3 clips,but u did five
some time I end up doing a follow up. Thank you for commenting and for watching the videos. I hope they were some help to you. You tube videos have saved me a lot of money helping me figure out just what is wrong.
This never works on my 99 sport. The engine light comes on once in a while and it’s always for the O2 sensor. But it goes out after a day or so. Good thing cuz that some-biatch ain’t never coming out! 🤣
I have replaced both O2 sensors. I do not know why the key switch code reader does not work on yours. It works on both my 95 grand cherokee and the 97 cherokee. Thank you for your comment and for watching the videos
@@Crowbirdvideos I was going to replace my downstream sensor but it is one with the bunghole now. I don’t think they’re ever coming apart. 😂
Must be OBD1 specific? My 99 xj is obd2 and the key method does not work unfortunately
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