mikeybonz

Stock fog lights quit working one day. Both are new and less then a year old and direct oem replacements. One night they just decided not to turn on. Took both relays in the pdc out but I have no way to test them. Went to autozone and they're 17$ a relay and they told me they can't test my old relays (which is 100% bs)

Seen other members say there is a blue 15amp fuse #25 in the pdc. But I'm not sure which one it is since it's not really labeled like the kick fuse panel.

Also to note my fog light indicator switch comes on when I push the button but the fog lights don't come on. Just confused where to start relays? Fuse? Switch?

Can someone show me where the 15amp blue fuse in the pdc is, for the fog lamp .

Thanks. Mike

SeriousOffroad

Google.com
Do an image search for your PDC and Fuse Block.

Firestorm500

You need to probe for power, or not, at the lights and work your way back.

Dumajones

I think its the one in the red box.

Dumajones

X1

mikeybonz

Thanks guys. I will check that fuse. But I have no way of testing from the lights back.

SeriousOffroad

Yes ya do....

http://v-ledsblog.com/2011/02/02/how...tomotive-bulb/

Dumajones

Bingo...Great find

Firestorm500

A 12 volt test light that has an ice-pick like probe at one end is less than $10. If you intend to ever work on a car's electrical system, it is a necessary investment.

mikeybonz

It was that 15amp fuse. Thanks again guys

Dumajones

OK cool..

MGoers

Hey guys,

I'm having the same problem with my 2000 -- however, mine doesn't even have that 15a fuse (feels dead when putting on in it). Truck has the foglight switch, and the lights. Any ideas?

Superslow

I bought my XJ just a couple weeks ago and the fog lights were in-op. So with a test light I determined no power to the lights but I had power to the switch. Pulled the switch and determined it was melted.

A quick search of this forum provided these two links.

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/ho...-switch-28667/

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/fo...repair-109808/

Repaired switch following the two write-ups. Fog light now work like a charm.

Khyren

I made a how to on this but can't really find it right now on the app. I used a defroster switch to get a new plastic piece for the fog light switch. Then added a relay to put the working load on the relay like it should have been instead of on the switch.

Turbo X_J

Why? A fuse won't blow unless there is an overload or short circuit.