Originally Posted by 87laredoxj

So I'm putting on aux. Reverse lights so I can see at night when loading. My question is how do I wire them to come on with regular reverse lights and on as well with a switch

Originally Posted by 87laredoxj

So basically wire like I normally would for a set of lights but splice into the stock harness too?

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Originally Posted by Dwayne&Tammy4x4

i have a 1988 jeep cherokee 4x4 and cant seem to troubleshoot it when in park and i stomp on the gas, no problem, but when it is in gear and i give and i stomp on it, it acts like it wants to stall (feels like driving with someone in a manual trans. that dont know how to drive). i know its a fuel problem but ive replaced the pump and filter, and no luck... also everytime i go to start it i always have to turn it over twice.
(stomp on it is a lil over kill of the word but the best i can think of to discribe it)

Originally Posted by bheath

the way i'd do it. throw a relay/fuse in there somewhere too.

this allows it to come on with the stock reverse lights or a switch.

Originally Posted by bhennessee1

Probably fuse the switch leg.

Originally Posted by 1plunk

Might be the fuel pressure regulator. Located in the tank....

Originally Posted by DESERTXJ206

On a 1988 i believe the fuel pressure regulator is on the fuel rail not in the tank like the new models.

Id rent a fuel pressure gauge from an autoparts store and check your pressure at the fuel rail. That will gibe you the pressure after the regulator.

Originally Posted by DieselD

What is that? On my fuel rail. Its a 99 4.0, I was thinking regulator, but I thought I read that was in the little "box" by the tank.

Originally Posted by odgreen89on35s

Pulse dampener.