While on our Chasing the Sun Part 2 adventure, we had the check engine light come on our 2012 Jeep JK Rubicon, RubiCAT, which just had a little over 11,000 miles on the odometer. :naw:
After doing some looking around, we found that this is actually a pretty common problem on early 2012's and that in a lot of cases, required the head to be replaced. So, at our next gas stop, we checked to see what code would come up and, as luck would have it, we got a P0306 - a cylinder 6 misfire.
Here is how to check the DTC codes:
Jeep JK Wrangler Diagnostic Trouble Codes - DTC How to Check Them
After our drive out to the desert and back, the light did eventually go out but, we will still be taking it into the dealer to have it looked at. Being that so many other people with early 2012's have had similar problems and that it could be something major, we figure, better safe than sorry. Not holding our breath but, if it is something major, hopefully it'll be something they cover under warranty. Wish us luck.
After doing some looking around, we found that this is actually a pretty common problem on early 2012's and that in a lot of cases, required the head to be replaced. So, at our next gas stop, we checked to see what code would come up and, as luck would have it, we got a P0306 - a cylinder 6 misfire.
Here is how to check the DTC codes:
Jeep JK Wrangler Diagnostic Trouble Codes - DTC How to Check Them
After our drive out to the desert and back, the light did eventually go out but, we will still be taking it into the dealer to have it looked at. Being that so many other people with early 2012's have had similar problems and that it could be something major, we figure, better safe than sorry. Not holding our breath but, if it is something major, hopefully it'll be something they cover under warranty. Wish us luck.