when light comes on and says Maint Reqd what needs to be done

Asked by 9117greep4 Oct 10, 2013 at 10:07 AM about the Jeep Wrangler

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Got 93000 miles on it keep it up on all maintenance.

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It's a reminder to get your 90,000 mile service done- that's a big one- to keep your Jeep running the next 30,000

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its telling you its time to replace o2 sensor(by time) There is a clear plastic box up by accel pedal. you can unbolt it and remove small piece of tape from side of it. Reach down in with a tooth pick or needle and slide the little wire to one side and it should lock back into place. Then reinstall. Light should be out.

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