Originally Posted by ET JEEP

Continuity would show that a circuit is made. He would have to start at the #7 feed line to ground to see if it has continuity. Which it should since his test light turns on. Then he would have to test all of the branch circuits to see which one has continuity. Which ever one has continuity that would be the problem circuit.

It apparently is not a high amp flow as the fuse does not burn out but we are talking a 20A fuse. Knowing the amp flow may help in the search.

Originally Posted by sycoglitch

Is the cruise control light even on, on the dashboard

Originally Posted by sycoglitch

By any chance do you have a cd in the cd player when you turn the jeep off at night

Originally Posted by wason

Still drawing power

Originally Posted by wason

Where is the alarm module?

Originally Posted by sycoglitch

Check the alarm module, do you have a tow package. Heck I'm posting everything I come across. Just to be certain, tonight leave the cd out.

Originally Posted by sycoglitch

Disconnect the alarm module if you can and I read something about a module or control for towing that can go faulty. Anything I see im posting so maybe someone can think of something. As I read, many grand Cherokees have a battery drain issue due to either the radio or alarm

Originally Posted by wason

I was reading about the alarm module and it said is inside the bcm. I change the bcm already and still doing the same thing

Originally Posted by sycoglitch

Someone with a GC needs to remove some fuses and see if cruise control fuse has power and what not