Why would my 2013 Wrangler just stop running. Sitting to pull out and stopped. Would never restart.

Asked by Tbarcelona89 Sep 21, 2015 at 04:11 PM about the 2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport RHD 4WD

Question type: General

I was about to pull into traffic and the Jeep just shut down. Had battery power,
ac was blowing lights working.... But would never restart. Has Anyone had this
issue? It's a 4 door Wrangler Unlimited. Thanks for any input.

3 Answers

Bassettdg answered 9 years ago

Could be lots of things. The transponder in your key might not be communicating properly. Easy fix my be to try your other key.

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Tbarcelona89 answered 9 years ago

We have a base model. Just a plane key. Someone told me check some fuses. But now it sits in the service area at a dealship.

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Bassettdg answered 9 years ago

Even a base model key has a chip in it that communicates with a receiver in the ignition. Let me know what the dealer diagnoses. Good luck!

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