You can drive the Jeep with the faulty sensor, but you have the risk of screwing up the transmission. I wouldnt recommend driving the vehicle inless your taking it to a shop where is can be fixed. Basically what the sensor does is it tells the trans what gear it should be in. My jeep had the same problem and it felt like it had no power when taking off, and i shop where i take mine too said that i shouldnt even be driving it because eventually it will destroy the transmission.
Yes. That is most likely a sensor malfunction and will do no harm. Zero pressure is when you worry.
On Drive side It's On the bellhousing
Fix the problem and the light will reset itself after a certain number of drive cycles.
A very common problem is the oxygen sensor wires are shorting out on your drive shaft. Crawl under the jeep and look to see if your wires are rubbed bare from the drive shaft . tape the bare wires and resecure away from the driveline. this sensor shares the fuel pump/asd relay fuse...
Most likely cause is a faulty coolant temp gauge located on top of the front of the water pump, toward the front of the engine, or the water pump is bad. The fan is attached to the water pump and the drive belt rides on the water pump pulley. The reason the engine returns to normal idle when moving is that air is circulating the engine, and the coolant, and the sensor detects that the engine operating range has been reached. to fix, drain the coolant, remove the temp sensor, replace, and refill the radiator. If thsi does not solve the problem, its the water pump. Tim
can you drive with a faulty cam sensor for a while?
Adjust the tire pressure to specs then take it for a drive. It will reset itself if everything is okay. If you have a faulty sensor the light will remain on.
No. The engine won't run with a faulty crank sensor.
TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Check and set your tire pressure and drive the car. If the light remains on it could be a faulty sensor.
32. 6 miles approximatly
Adjust the air pressure in the soft tire to the correct pressure and check the rest. A short drive will reset the light unless you have a fauly tire pressure sensor in one of the tires, then in that case the faulty sensor would have to be replaced by a garage equipped to do tires.
yes if its faulty its like going into safe mode your engine will not fire drive safe
Replace the faulty speed sensor and the light will reset itself after a short drive.
no
oil pressure, as when driving the pressure is incresed could be a faulty sensor or oil pump if the other way around it will be oil level, check oil condition aswell
Probably a faulty sensor or connection.
fill tires with proper air pressure, if the light remains on after a short drive you probably have a failed tire pressure sensor. Replacement of sensor necessary.