luvherinmyjeep32
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Pennsyltucky
89 XJ, 4.0L, AW4
Always fighting electrical gremlins be it the CPS wires, the front end lighting harness connector, or the sentinel switch that I finally removed.
The newest development is my jeep seems to think I enjoy having power sent to the radio, wipers, lights, and heater when I have the jeep turned off and the key out of the ignition.
These things are not on, but power is being sent to them. I mean when the key is out I can turn on my lights, wipers, or blower if I wanted to.
This of course is killing my battery.
I did notice the fuel pump is only on when I turn the key like it should be.
This jeep is about one more electrical problem from the grave!
Right now I have the ignition switch unplugged and removed, which is eliminating the ignition switch and the key cylinder from the problem the way I see it.
The heavy brown wire that goes to the ignition switch shows signs of burning and melting the plastic connector at the switch.
The brown and red wires at the switch currently have power to them at all times.
So do I have a relay stuck on somewhere? What's going on here?
Thanks,
Josh
Always fighting electrical gremlins be it the CPS wires, the front end lighting harness connector, or the sentinel switch that I finally removed.
The newest development is my jeep seems to think I enjoy having power sent to the radio, wipers, lights, and heater when I have the jeep turned off and the key out of the ignition.
These things are not on, but power is being sent to them. I mean when the key is out I can turn on my lights, wipers, or blower if I wanted to.
This of course is killing my battery.
I did notice the fuel pump is only on when I turn the key like it should be.
This jeep is about one more electrical problem from the grave!
Right now I have the ignition switch unplugged and removed, which is eliminating the ignition switch and the key cylinder from the problem the way I see it.
The heavy brown wire that goes to the ignition switch shows signs of burning and melting the plastic connector at the switch.
The brown and red wires at the switch currently have power to them at all times.
So do I have a relay stuck on somewhere? What's going on here?
Thanks,
Josh