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No other codes just those two. No overheating and as far as I know it hasn't been serviced (I've owned it less than 2 years). Please forgive my my lack of knowledge here, so I should have the transmission fluid changed? And a trans cooler? Thanks!!!

Yes sir-A PO700. And I took it to Auto Zone and they read a PO 740-time to find a different garage....

My 05's check engine light came on (steady, not blinking), and ran the codes and a 700 code came up. Took it to the garage, and they ran diognostics on it and said They couldn't find anything wrong. I disconnected the battery for the weekend, and the light stayed off for a day, but is now back...

Thanks-it does seem to be the switch. The one listed on eBay, has the same issue. I unplugged the fog lamps until I can order a new switch-wish I could repair the one I have-everything else on it works. Thanks for the replies!

2005 Jeep Wrangler X My fog lights won't turn off unless; I use my turn signal (the fog lights will go off, wether I turn the switch left or right) I turn on the high beams I press down on the end of the turn signal switch(lever) After driving, I have to put on my turn signal, and then turn...

Installed a replacement subwoofer in my 05-I have my bass back! :)

Thanks for all the suggestions! Will have to go down the list and give them a try.....!

Yes, on the blue loctite on the one I could get out, and yes, the bit I'm using is sharp. The ones on the passenger side won't even budge. Thanks for for the drilling advise as well! Will have to give that a try on the one I stripped!

So far I've gotten one off, stripped one, and can't even budge the other two.......crazy!

Hi all, i am am trying to install a couple of quick release mirrors, so I have them when I take my doors off my 05 wrangler, but can not seem to be able to even loosen the flush mount bolts to get them off. Not sure if the jeep has been painted, but if so, and ideas on how to get these bolts...

This is making a clicking type sound when the ignition is turned on, and stays clicking while the Jeep is running. Its not loud at all, but have had issues with the battery lately and wonder if this has anything to do it. Need help identify this part, what it does, and if its supposed to make...

Thanks for the replies. I looked/listened a little closer and it only make the sound when something is cycling on and off, makes a clicking sound, then it will make the noise, then it will click again, and the noise goes away, this just cycles through. I live in Savannah, GA, so it hot and humid...

My 05 makes a noise that sounds like air blowing over a bottle, maybe what others describe as a whirling noise. Only happens when the AC is on, and though not constant, happens a lot (like most of the time)-any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks for the info! So the ODPA is the same thing as the camshaft synchronizer? Did watch the video and the "laughing monkey" sound is the sound it was making.

2005 X had a squealing sound when I started it up this morning. Thinking it was just a loose belt, I took it to the garage and after looking at it they said that the camshaft synchronizer needed to be replaced. Is this a common issue? thanks!