turn signal problem
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 2.5l 4 cyl
half blown big 20 amp fuse under hood.. i ened up finishing blowing it so i swithed it n wam everything worked again..
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My 96 had no turn signals, brake lights or hazards. the entire problem ended up being a wire that wasnt sending juice to the right places so we ran a new wire with an inline fuse and now everything works great. oh and btw, for my jeep, the Haynes manual "exterior wiring" diagram was COMPLETELY WRONG. none of the wire colors were correct at all other than black for a ground haha
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
I've got the same issue right now with my turn signals. None of them are working. Headlights, hazards, and wipers all work. I put a new switch in this morning and nothing changed. Fuses are all good, too. Anyone with a similar problem found another spot I might check?
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Year: 1996
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I also took the advice to clean the wiring harness underneath the air filter box. It was corroded, but I got it clean. Still have hazard lights, but still no turn flashers. I've checked the relay under the dash, checked the other fuses too.
So at this point, I've:
1. changed the relay
2. changed the turn signal switch assembly
3. checked fuses
4. cleaned the wiring harness
Anybody have any other ideas???
So at this point, I've:
1. changed the relay
2. changed the turn signal switch assembly
3. checked fuses
4. cleaned the wiring harness
Anybody have any other ideas???
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I also took the advice to clean the wiring harness underneath the air filter box. It was corroded, but I got it clean. Still have hazard lights, but still no turn flashers. I've checked the relay under the dash, checked the other fuses too.
So at this point, I've:
1. changed the relay
2. changed the turn signal switch assembly
3. checked fuses
4. cleaned the wiring harness
Anybody have any other ideas???
So at this point, I've:
1. changed the relay
2. changed the turn signal switch assembly
3. checked fuses
4. cleaned the wiring harness
Anybody have any other ideas???
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ur having a little bit of a different problem than i did. i had to run another wire from the cluster by the brake pedal over to the fuse box. put an inline fuse in it and it has work since
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
My 96 had no turn signals, brake lights or hazards. the entire problem ended up being a wire that wasnt sending juice to the right places so we ran a new wire with an inline fuse and now everything works great. oh and btw, for my jeep, the Haynes manual "exterior wiring" diagram was COMPLETELY WRONG. none of the wire colors were correct at all other than black for a ground haha
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