new owner. on 98 jgc limited i need to find circuit box.
johnyblaze417
12-16-2004, 08:51 PM
i am a new owenr of a 98 cheroke limited and was fooling around with the lights under neath the dash and the wiring came lose and all my dome luhgts blew out and dont work.. i recomected all the wires properly and it still does nothing.. i am pretty sure the fuse is blown.. can some one tell the location of the box. this is wuite urgent. thank you
a_alyte
12-16-2004, 09:04 PM
I also have a '98 but mine is a Laredo. My fuse box is located on the passengers side near the feet. To be more specific, if I sit in my passenger seat the box would be next to my "right" foot, it's hidden behind a little door that easily pops out!
I think some Jeeps also have fuse boxes on the side of the dashboard (also on the passenger side). To access this box I believe you have to open the passenger door!
Hope this helps!
I think some Jeeps also have fuse boxes on the side of the dashboard (also on the passenger side). To access this box I believe you have to open the passenger door!
Hope this helps!
johnyblaze417
12-16-2004, 09:29 PM
thanks a million. does any one know the fuse that is the dome light one?
a_alyte
12-16-2004, 09:55 PM
Not positive about this either but if you pull each fuse I'm sure you'll find one that has blown.
There is a little plastic tool that you could get from a parts store (it's small, about 2") which allows you to simply grip each side of the fuse while it's installed. Once you have each end gripped, there is a light on the end which will glow red if the fuse is blown, & green if it's good! This way you don't have to pull each fuse out individually.
This tool usually comes with a set of fuses, it's under $5.
There is a little plastic tool that you could get from a parts store (it's small, about 2") which allows you to simply grip each side of the fuse while it's installed. Once you have each end gripped, there is a light on the end which will glow red if the fuse is blown, & green if it's good! This way you don't have to pull each fuse out individually.
This tool usually comes with a set of fuses, it's under $5.
Audiobahn77
12-16-2004, 11:36 PM
If it still doesn't work after you change the fuse, you can go to this website to see what wires go where. I'm pretty sure you just blew a fuse because it doesn't take much to blow one if a bare power wire touches a ground source. Best of luck on your search.
http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?ForwardPage=/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/15/3e/8f/0900823d80153e8f.jsp
http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?ForwardPage=/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/15/3e/8f/0900823d80153e8f.jsp
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