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Old 07-17-2017, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by 4x4jeepmanthing
looking for 99 xj stereo wiring diagram for the back of the receiver.

googles spitting up grand cherokee jargin!!!
I came across this awhile back and saved it. Is this what you are looking for?


1997-01 Jeep Cherokee Stereo Information
Constant (memory) 12V+ Pink/Yellow
Switched (main power) 12V+ Red/White
Ground Black
Illumination Orange/Brown
Dimmer Black/Light Blue
Front Speakers
Left Front (+) Dark Green
Left Front (-) Brown/Red
Right Front (+) Purple
Right Front (-) Dark Blue/Red
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Left Rear (+) Brown/Yellow
Left Rear (-) Brown/Light Blue
Right Rear (+) Dark Blue/White
Right Rear (-) Dark Blue/Orange
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Yes that's perfect. I need to tie in my arb switches to a 15 amp circuit with illumination and the stereo is about my only choice for 15A
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Originally Posted by 4x4jeepmanthing
Yes that's perfect. I need to tie in my arb switches to a 15 amp circuit with illumination and the stereo is about my only choice for 15A
Glad to have helped.
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Originally Posted by cruiser54
If the switch is not adjusted properly, the torque converter won't lock.
ohh gotcha not sure how that would effect it since its still locking sometimes....could be stuck tho

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Originally Posted by greynolds17
ohh gotcha not sure how that would effect it since its still locking sometimes....could be stuck tho
I had the same issue ages ago. It would sometimes work, sometimes not. Other times while driving it would slip in and out of "lockup".

The switch has a plunger that contacts the pedal, like a doorjamb switch. Wedge yourself under the dash, lol. Push the brake pedal down with your hand, and pull the plunger toward the front of the jeep till it pops forward. This will take a bit of effort.

Release the pedal, you'll hear the switch click as it self-adjusts to the pedal.
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Originally Posted by TwistedWrench
I had the same issue ages ago. It would sometimes work, sometimes not. Other times while driving it would slip in and out of "lockup".

The switch has a plunger that contacts the pedal, like a doorjamb switch. Wedge yourself under the dash, lol. Push the brake pedal down with your hand, and pull the plunger toward the front of the jeep till it pops forward. This will take a bit of effort.

Release the pedal, you'll hear the switch click as it self-adjusts to the pedal.
thats what im thinking is the issue...i hope because i dont have much money to fix it and my warranty wont cover it
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Old 07-17-2017, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by greynolds17
thats what im thinking is the issue...i hope because i dont have much money to fix it and my warranty wont cover it
ok so the switch looks to be working...the cruise control works so if its attached to that switch then the switch is definitely fine. not sure how much its supposed to stick out from the housing but its about 1/2" out and does move with the pedal if you need a pic I can send one...is there a way to test the solenoid without removing the tranny pan tho? i heard some models had a pin on the case to test resistance on. not sure where that is however
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Dont know where to go from here. Was removing my rear leafs, got the rear bolts out and the passenger front bolt, but the driver front bolt seems like its spinning now and wont come out anymore. I think the weld nut broke lose or something. Got it about a half inch to an inch out before this happened. Not sure what im gonna do now except open the unibody up to get to the nut
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Originally Posted by Joecam18
Not sure what im gonna do now except open the unibody up to get to the nut
You got it
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
You got it
Yup. After doing some research i see that instead of opening from the opposite side of the frame rail, to open from underneath the shackle to slide a crescent wrench up in there
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Originally Posted by Joecam18
Yup. After doing some research i see that instead of opening from the opposite side of the frame rail, to open from underneath the shackle to slide a crescent wrench up in there
Got a pic of this? im a bit confused and trying to learn every little tip and trick I can before swapping leafs in the spring
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Got a pic of this? im a bit confused and trying to learn every little tip and trick I can before swapping leafs in the spring
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Originally Posted by TwistedWrench
I had the same issue ages ago. It would sometimes work, sometimes not. Other times while driving it would slip in and out of "lockup".

The switch has a plunger that contacts the pedal, like a doorjamb switch. Wedge yourself under the dash, lol. Push the brake pedal down with your hand, and pull the plunger toward the front of the jeep till it pops forward. This will take a bit of effort.

Release the pedal, you'll hear the switch click as it self-adjusts to the pedal.
fiddled with the switch and it worked after that...i don't recall it ever extending all the way but i'm also not sure what "all the way" is..and it didn't make a definitive click when i released the pedal...when the pedal is released the plunger is flush with the housing and when pressed it only comes out about a 1/4". I couldnt get a good grip on it so if it does come out farther it must be difficult to get...also ill try and see if i can replicate that to find out if the switch is the problem...also while i was driving it did unlock and lock once but that was at about 50ish.


this is the pedal pressed



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Ugh.... fixed.

I forgot that I used photobucket for some of my pics until I found a new host.

Didn't realize my account was even big enough for them to pull that **** with me. They're so friggin' stupid.
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Originally Posted by rcguymike
So anyone have any tips/ideas on how to make the connection from the wiring harness to the master switch better? I tried bending the female pins a bit to git a tighter grip but it stops working after a couple days. Now I have to press really hard on the face plate to get doors to unlock and/or windows to go up and down.

Here's me futzing with the connector and giving up.
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Sorry, want to bump this once more...Stupid windows stopped working at all on my way to work this morning until I took apart the door, and wiggled the connector to get the last one to roll back up. It's about to thunderstorm so windows are staying up for today at least. This might force me to go fix my A/C...lol
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