Code 41 flashing
12-09-2010, 07:52 AM
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Year: 1995
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Engine: 4.0
Code 41 flashing
Ok, so if my xj is cold and I start the engine, code 41 automatically pops up (alternator field coil open or shorted), however, If I let the ol jeep warm up good, shut it off, and clear the code, it will stay away until the next cold start up....any Ideas???
12-09-2010, 05:25 PM
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In my experience, a code 41 is normally an alternator problem.
You are most likely on the "front end" of an alternator issue.
When the alternator is code, it is most likely malfunctioning to a point that sets a code, but when it warms up, it works okay. Not inconceivable at all....
If this continues, (and of course if you have verified all electrical connections), I would consider replacing your alternator.
You are most likely on the "front end" of an alternator issue.
When the alternator is code, it is most likely malfunctioning to a point that sets a code, but when it warms up, it works okay. Not inconceivable at all....
If this continues, (and of course if you have verified all electrical connections), I would consider replacing your alternator.
12-09-2010, 05:29 PM
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In my experience, a code 41 is normally an alternator problem.
You are most likely on the "front end" of an alternator issue.
When the alternator is code, it is most likely malfunctioning to a point that sets a code, but when it warms up, it works okay. Not inconceivable at all....
If this continues, (and of course if you have verified all electrical connections), I would consider replacing your alternator.
You are most likely on the "front end" of an alternator issue.
When the alternator is code, it is most likely malfunctioning to a point that sets a code, but when it warms up, it works okay. Not inconceivable at all....
If this continues, (and of course if you have verified all electrical connections), I would consider replacing your alternator.
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