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Old 10-01-2016, 01:28 PM
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Went to get my cel checked and got these codes they can't be cleared either." No bus" message coming up on odometer. Oil psi gauge, heat gauge, speedometer, rpms, and fuel gauge all don't function. Drives fine. I took apart the dash and cleaned the connections they are fine. Fuses are fine. Haven't seen any frayed wires or questionable connections. I dont know how to proceed from here. It's an automatic 2000 Jeep Cherokee sport 4.0 liter

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"Hard codes p6198 and p6194"
Wha?

"cleaned the connections they are fine."
Connector or the cluster itself could be trashed
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/200...ne-light-7085/
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The hard codes are ones that can't be cleared by the tool I paid a guy 10 bucks to clear it and he said they were hard codes
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1698 and 1694.....somebody has dyslexia
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can be anything from a broken wire, bad ground , blown fuse or a BCM that has imploded
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Originally Posted by yousmelllikehotpockets
Went to get my cel checked and got these codes they can't be cleared either." No bus" message coming up on odometer. Oil psi gauge, heat gauge, speedometer, rpms, and fuel gauge all don't function. Drives fine. I took apart the dash and cleaned the connections they are fine. Fuses are fine. Haven't seen any frayed wires or questionable connections. I dont know how to proceed from here. It's an automatic 2000 Jeep Cherokee sport 4.0 liter

What fuses?
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Originally Posted by Turbo X_J
"Hard codes p6198 and p6194"
Wha?

"cleaned the connections they are fine."
Connector or the cluster itself could be trashed
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/200...ne-light-7085/
Originally Posted by CCKen
What fuses?
Instrument panel fuse

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You mean p1698 and p1694? Clean the grounds and try again. It is good practice to keep them clean as Cherokees do not like dirty grounds. No vehicle does, but Cherokees are fussier than most imo. While that may not be the issue here, your grounds are certainly worth looking into.
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Originally Posted by yousmelllikehotpockets
Instrument panel fuse

Where is this 'instrument panel fuse', and what fuse number is it?
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Originally Posted by CCKen
Where is this 'instrument panel fuse', and what fuse number is it?
fuse number 6
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Originally Posted by yousmelllikehotpockets
fuse number 6

#6 in the JB is for instrument panel illumination.


Try fuse #9 in the JB. This fuse is the main power source for the cluster.


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