for my 88 Cherokee, if I turn on my driving lights I blow a fuse
Where do I even begin to try and solve this problem?

 

Check the switch, and harness near the bulbs for frayed wires. And Welcome to the forum.

 

Yep-Basically a process of elimination. Start with parking lights. If they work that eliminates some of the issues. Just be methodical and systematic. Somewhere you've got a power wire shorting to ground. Could be a lamp socket wire, a frayed wire along a harness etc. An easy fix put finding it takes time. You can unplug each harness at a connector and see what happens but you go through a lot of fuses that way!

 

Something to consider. That circuit also illuminates the dash and the shifter consul. Turning the **** all the way right/clockwise, turns all that off. If it then still blows you might rule that out as the source of your short to ground.

I've had problems with brush or wind or something messing up my wiring back down under my rear bumper...where my trailer wiring connects. Insulation can wear where a wire goes around an edge.

 

New problem, now might right turn signal in my dash doesn't click, it just glows and not very bright. Yet it works fine when I turn on my hazzards. Could this be the problem that is affecting my driving lights or is this a new problem, and how do I go about fixing this?

 

*might should be my

 

Disregard that
I was just missing the bulb

 

Fixed the problem
The guy before me put a power wire into a ground wire
Thanks for the help

 

You're welcome. Glad you got her fixed.

 

start by getting wiring diagram, post it here, I'll tell you what to do.

 

X2^ & thanks for getting back! Yep. Putting the power to ground would do that.