20 Most Recent 2009 Dodge Nitro - Page 2 Questions & Answers

My light, indicator and wipers are not working on my dodge nitro

If you have the R/T with the onboard computer, you can reset the light through that. If not, there is a very simple reset sequence. 

Begin with the vehicle off. 
Turn the key to the ON position, but do not start the engine.
Press the accelerator pedal to the floor and release it three times.
Turn the key to the OFF position. 

Now if you turn the key on or start the engine, you should see that the light has reset itself, and will only come back on after 3000 miles, or if the ECU senses an oil problem. 

just buy the right sensors for your tires

The problem that turned it on must be diagnosed and repaired to reset the light.

this could be because a sensor is loose or the gas cap is not tight enough. it is a new feature on some cars. you have to turn 3 times after it starts tio click.

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The 670 amps will work, but will probably not last very long. It wont hurt anything except the battery itself. Make sure the cables polarity is connected right. A note on how to boost a car safely: ALWAYS START THE CAR FIRST THAT IS DOING THE BOOSTING. This ensure no computer damage will result on either car. Good luck.

depending on what and where you connect to the existing interior wires,
you have to be careful because the BCM the body computer knows if a wire has too much resistance or load on it.

I would recommend splicing into the running light circuit. If you cant find the wire bundle in the chassis, I would run a wire back to the brake light box and tie into the running light system.

it could be a fulty battery or there is a drain on the battery some were
(like in the charger) take it to an auto shop for them to test it out? it only takes a small leak of say 100 millyamps to knock the battery out in a month

Ignition switch....then the manufacturer specific codes have to be cleared by a high end tech or dealer, your harbor freight tool won't do it

If your vehicle with a Nitro engine is not upshifting and you're getting a P0750 code, it indicates that there is a problem with the shift solenoid "A". This solenoid is responsible for controlling the hydraulic pressure inside the transmission that helps to activate the clutches and bands that are responsible for shifting gears. There are a few reasons why the shift solenoid "A" may not be functioning properly, which could lead to the transmission not upshifting. These reasons include:

1. Malfunctioning Shift Solenoid "A": The shift solenoid "A" could be faulty, stuck, or damaged, preventing it from functioning properly.
2. Wiring Issues: There could be issues with the wiring or connections leading to the shift solenoid "A," which could cause it to malfunction.
3. Low Transmission Fluid: If the transmission fluid is low or dirty, it could prevent the shift solenoid "A" from functioning properly, causing the transmission to not upshift.
4. Internal Transmission Problems: There could be internal problems within the transmission, such as a clogged valve body, damaged transmission bands, or worn clutches, which could cause the shift solenoid "A" to malfunction.

It is recommended to take your vehicle to a certified mechanic or dealership to diagnose and repair the issue, as transmission issues can be complex and require specialized knowledge and equipment to fix properly.

Likely inside fuel tank