Welcome to Wheels.Tips!If you are having heat problems in your Jeep Grand Cherokee this is one of the first places you should look. This is a common problem with the Jeep Grand Cherokee. As a tip the drivers side actuator has a gear around it, these commonly break that you will need from the dealer. The part number for my gear was 68214880AA so you can google and see what the part looks like.
If your Jeep Wrangler is displaying “Lo Tire” warning this video will show you how to reset the tire pressure warning. NOTE: The TPMS tire pressure monitoring system on a Jeep Wrangler is set up for the tire size that comes OE (original equipment) on the vehicle. Hence why many are experiencing the inability to reset the TPMS even after this procedure. It also seems people are looking for a button to reset and there is NONE on these models. As a tip in my opinion the use of tire sealants my damage the TPMS. Lastly, there is a method that people use for off-road TPMS modifications, but since I do not support that for use on public roads I will leave it to the intelligence and self decision to search the internet for that option.
This video will show you how to reset perform service on a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Please share an update if the procedure worked for you, please and thank you. Step by step, 1. Put the key in position 2 but do not start it. 2. Use the STEP button on your center console pressing it till the MILES TILL SERVICE is displayed. 3. Press and hold the RESET button to the left of the STEP button for 4 seconds.
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