So I have some electrical problems and I don't even know where to begin looking to fix them. First is the radio. H.u. Fuse is fine, the harness looks spectacular (one of the best I've seen) and the main fuse in the box is fine yet it doesn't work, hasn't in years. Next up is the window/lock switches. The only ones that work are the drivers panel. All the others are dead. Maybe a grounding issue? Bad relays?
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Some electrical issues
- Thread starter MattPDX
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Bronzewyrm
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- Independence,or
year and specs of the xj?
muddypunk
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- Coupeville Whidbey Island washington
Bad window switches sounds renix lol. Anyhow I would check the solenoids in the doors clean up the connections. All inspect the wire looms between the doors and body.the rubber boots can be a pain to work with.
'95 Country. Power windows and locks.
muddypunk
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- Coupeville Whidbey Island washington
You check the wires between the doors and body yet?
Bronzewyrm
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95, i think there's a common ground in the pass front door somewhere. Yellow wire? i think..?.. Your going to have better luck on this one in the OEM tec section bro.
Bronze.
Bronze.
yhateanxj?
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Stereo is simple...3 wires...black,red and yellow create your stereo system. If those 3 are connected to coinciding colors on jeep side, and still no sound, then I'd look into speaker wires. Pull deck out, keep hooked up, and use a cheap, small shitty speaker, you know works,to run some tests. Turn stereo up a little, and just go down the line hooking color codes up to speaker looking for sound. If you get no sound from any of the sets of wires, then its the deck. Is deck factory or after market?
I know stereo stuff, so where ya located? Could always just bring it by real quick. Take me maybe 5 minutes to figure it out...
I know stereo stuff, so where ya located? Could always just bring it by real quick. Take me maybe 5 minutes to figure it out...
5.9longarmXJ
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- Jacksonville, FL
Try and find the wiring diagrams. I found the full Factory service manual for my 2000 online and downloaded for free (don't remember where). If you had that, finding the problem would be much easier especially if it is a wire/harness problem. Fuses and relays would be the easy ones to figure out, the interconnecting wiring is harder. The manual will even show you all splices. That's how I found my front speaker problem (splices in the door).
muddypunk
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When it rains does the drivers side floor get wet? Mine does awful when it rains it pours the fuse box could be getting wet? Or could have been wet before.
