FirstJeep87

Nope

FirstJeep87

Yes my reverse lights work. And yes I have the key in run

Radi

Then your bulbs, sockets, wiring and grounds are OK. That leaves the flasher module, the turn-signal switch (stalk on the steering column), or the fuse marked "Turn/BU"

FirstJeep87

I changed that fuse. It was the one that I posted the picture of with the spiderweb stuff and wires around it.

anothadayridin

Its the switch most likely

asuderma

I had weird issues with flashers too. Advance auto parts (not sure what all states they are in) sold me a relatively cheap one ( 5.50) that could replace mine and last longer. Works great, cant say to the lifetime. It's the big round silver one (possibly two, one for signals, one for hazards) in the corners of the fuse box. I can send pics of my fuse box if necessary.


Also, even though most have already said this:

Please ignore the a* holes that tell you that you can't fix your car yourself. This is an elitist and consumer mindset that will be the end of freedom as we know it if people continue to follow it. Enjoy and be proud of the fact that you are willing to learn and ask questions about the world around you. This is what creates great people, not arrogance and pride.

freegdr

if flashers and b/up work its not fuse ,turn flashers on theres two round things on fuse box one will be clicking with flashers on that should be pulled and changed with the other they just pull straight out see what happens

Cherockee

I'm not sure if i can help yet, but i will offer my opinion. That fuse that had the wires wrapped around it... it's not uncommon that when someone jams wire into the socket for the fuse, it spreads the contacts apart. Then when a new fuse with no wires wrapped around it is inserted into the socket the fuse doesn't touch the contacts and the circuit doesn't work.
The correct way to fix a problem like this is to squeeze the contacts back together. This might require some special tools, like a pick set, or some creative engineering using a paperclip or something like that. Another way thats not quite as reliable is to re-wrap the fuse with some wire, being careful to not let the wrapped wire touch both terminals of the fuse

Radi

Good Call! That would make a lot of sense.

freegdr

you guys are missing it fuse works she has b/up and flashers same fuse...

anothadayridin

Its the combo switch I promise ya

Radi

erm...we were distracted by the pretty lights?

dilljeepo

I vote combo switch as well. Just read the whole thread.

odgreen

Stop posting that. You have not been paying attention. It's all worked before she replaced a fuse for dash lights. A fuse would not tell the signal switch to gtfo. It's in the fuse block somewhere. I.e. flasher or **** poor connections in the fuse block. From the condition of the fuse posted earlier I can see water damage in the block.
So you gtfo with the combo switch. Don't you have $300 bucks to dig out of a heater vent?

anothadayridin

Hey man if u have nothing. Nice to say don't. Say nothing. At all