Jeep grand cherokee wont shut off

Asked by AKA Oct 26, 2019 at 10:07 AM about the Jeep Cherokee

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My daughters 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee wont
shut off. Engine stays running even after removing
the key. Car will drive with key turned in on
position but not in the off position. The only way
to get it to turn off was to remove the alternator
wire.

7 Answers

10

hi did you find the fault as mine has same problem?

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30

Turned out to be a wiring issue had to take to the shop, as I had already replaced the ignition switch and ASD relay and was still having problems

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10

ok thankyou,yes i think mine is also wiring issue as changed everything else.

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