If the light comes on then the computer knows why. You need a scanner that can read the ABS system and the Jeep will tell you what needs to be fixed.
Might check out this thread too: JK TECH- Why does my ABS/Traction light keep coming on?

 

Ok ill try that but I'll have to take it to like a shop after the light appears thanks for linking the other discussion I appreciate it

 

The traction control automatically throttles the jeep down when it comes on. Throttle will not come back until traction is fully restored. That part is normal. The question is.... why is it coming on along with the check engine light on a bump. I would assume a loose speed sensor wire, an erratic sensor reading, or a steering angle sensor... but you should scan for codes on the computer. I have no idea what a "drive shaft position sensor" is or why it would be considered as part of the problem. Are you sure you have that part name correct?

 

I may be misremembering but I could swear that was what they said idk I've tried scanning the codes before but I turned my jeep off for a second(my mistake) and when my stepdad used his scanner all it read was the check engine light which was a cam shaft position problem I think

 

Just curious what you found on the traction control problem. I have the same issue with my 2012 Wrangler. I can reset it and it will go away for a short time but it always comes back. Check engine light along with the traction control light and a loss of available power as well as an RPM governor. If anyone has some good info regarding this problem, I would appreciate the info.

 

Just curious what you found on the traction control problem. I have the same issue with my 2012 Wrangler. I can reset it and it will go away for a short time but it always comes back. Check engine light along with the traction control light and a loss of available power as well as an RPM governor. If anyone has some good info regarding this problem, I would appreciate the info.

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Anyone ever figure out the problem, my sons jeep wrangler 2012 does the same thing!

 

My Dad had this issue and it was the crankshaft position sensor. I found this thread and share it with him as a potential fix. Sure enough, it worked. https://www.wranglerforum.com/posts/34901082/

 

Hello all, I just had the same issue with my 2012 Wrangler and noticed that nobody responded with a fix. The suspect code was P0369. The fix is to replace the camshaft position sensor. Mine specifically was on the passenger side of the engine bay.