Klugh
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- Chanute, KS
I don't have any power to the above. Checked my fuses, couldn't find any that were blown. Any ideas?
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No Clock, Radio, or Guage Lights
- Thread starter Klugh
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AJPulley
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- South-eastern MA
What year??
Is there power at the fuse? How about a fuse link, if applicable?
Is there power at the fuse? How about a fuse link, if applicable?
- Location
- Westminster, SoCal
What year and did you check the fuses in both locations: under hood and inside the jeep?Klugh said:
martin
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Huntsville, AL
Here some things to consider, but in the future to help us out post year, model, etc so help figure out your problem.
If your dashboard lights do not work you need to check the tail light fuse. Vehicles are wired that way so if your blow the tail light fuse you will know it as the driver. Also do more than visually inspect the fuse, get out an ohm meter and make sure the fuse it good. I have found some fuses that look good which ohm metered bad. Check every "light" fuse since the tail light fuse feeds the dashboard fuse along one or two other things. I am not home right now to look in my electrical troubleshooting manual.
Another thing to consider after checking the fuses, then you may have a bad head light switch, it may have the contacts for cabin lights worn out.
I think you will find a bad tail light fuse.
If your dashboard lights do not work you need to check the tail light fuse. Vehicles are wired that way so if your blow the tail light fuse you will know it as the driver. Also do more than visually inspect the fuse, get out an ohm meter and make sure the fuse it good. I have found some fuses that look good which ohm metered bad. Check every "light" fuse since the tail light fuse feeds the dashboard fuse along one or two other things. I am not home right now to look in my electrical troubleshooting manual.
Another thing to consider after checking the fuses, then you may have a bad head light switch, it may have the contacts for cabin lights worn out.
I think you will find a bad tail light fuse.
