Fusible links are placed in certain wires on a vehicle leading mostly to large current draw items such as the starter, or alternator, and lights. When a certain temperature is reached from too much amperage draw the link will melt saving the rest of the system from damage. Any system with a blown fusible link will not operate and was most likely shorting to ground.
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That means that it needs to be set. Nothing is wrong just hold down both the buttons for a few secs then set the time, and it should go away.
There are a lot of things that will cause this. 1. Low battery voltage. 2. Flash tool has internal failure /issue 3. Poor connections from flash tool 4. Trying to flash the PCM with the wrong update
Defective fuel pump, or clogged fuel filter.
You probably have a wire in the harness by the door hinges that is almost broken in two.
If it was rebuilt wrong, Yes
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The wrong anti-freeze could cause the water to freeze in the engine. The wrong anti-freeze could cause abnormal corrosion in the radiator.
Blown fusable link? Check to make sure you have power(key on)to all the fuses in your fusebox. A blown fusable link(piece of wire that acts like a fuse in between battery and fuse box)could cut power to all the things you mentioned. No power, no work. Hope that helps. Have trans. computer read for codes.
do you have headlights ? if not you probably blew the fusable link, battery could now be dead also. Check all fuses , could have blown all of them ,but probably fusable link.
Dead battery? Loose or corroded battery cable? Blown fusable link?
Mixing the new red antifreeze with the green can cause it to look rusty and will form a sludge. If someone is topping off your antifreeze recovery tank during oil changes with the wrong product could be one cause.
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If you have a 1993 Jeep Cherokee Country check the wiring harness underneath the driver
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Dead battery, blown fuse, blown Fusable link, disconnected battery cable or ground