The car is running fine. But, the picture of the engine light just came on. Can it be driven back home around 350 miles?
Engine lights also report on transmission faults
take it and have the fault codes read first to find the sensor at fault then make that decision
Testimonial: "Ummm? It's 6:30 on a friday night. On his way back home from Illinois to Iowa. So really isn't an option. I'm going to assume, Run it until it quits. Thanks anyway."
SOURCE: 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport - check engine
warped heads will cause this...if it over heated badly thats going to be the problem
SOURCE: No backup lights. Bulbs are all fine, fuses also.
check you NSS:
http://jeepin.com/features/nss/index.asp
SOURCE: 1998 Jeep Cherokee Sport Ignition Lights Come on but wont crank
Try putting the car in neutral and starting. If its a manual trans it might be the clutch pedal safety switch or it may be something as simple as a loose battery connection.
SOURCE: 2003 Audi A4 1.8T Check Engine light on
The CEL means there is a Diagnostic Fault Code stored in the Engine Control Unit. There are 1000's of DTC's, so you will need to have it read by a Code Reader. Auto Parts stores like Auto Zone, Pep Boys, perhaps even Advanced Auto often will read the code for you; but by law they cannot clear the codes. Many codes do not cause drivability problems, severe ones will trigger the ECU to run in a Limp Mode, which would require repair work before any trip longer than a few miles. Hope this is helpful.
SOURCE: 1999 jeep cherokee sport, auto 4.0l. will not idle
very good possibility the tps sensor is going bad or the idle air control valve
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