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Year: 1990/1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
So i want to hook up a cb in my jeep for use as a PA. I have an external speaker for a police siren that I want to use for it.
It just has the standard two wires coming off of it, while the cb has a single plug hole for the PA. Is there anyway to make this work?
It just has the standard two wires coming off of it, while the cb has a single plug hole for the PA. Is there anyway to make this work?
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: straight 6
Originally Posted by dukie564
pass side, under the glove box area theres that big black thing. look for a bolt/screw holding a plastic cover near the bottom.
edit: here's a writeup: http://www.timsjeepblog.com/BlowerResistor.html
#2718
Do you hear banjos?
You might be able to chassis ground it, the ground from the speaker has to be chassis ground. That should complete the circuit...
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Year: 1994
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Engine: 4.0 L I6
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BORG-...Q5fAccessories
Correct for my 94 xj? just want to double check...
Correct for my 94 xj? just want to double check...
#2720
Rear defrost switch
Hi,
So one morning my rear defrost on my 2001 Cherokee stopped working. I think it is the switch as I have replaced the relay and the fuses are fine. Is there a way to test the switch? I have a multimeter, I would think I could use it just don't know which setting to put it on.
Thanks, Rob
So one morning my rear defrost on my 2001 Cherokee stopped working. I think it is the switch as I have replaced the relay and the fuses are fine. Is there a way to test the switch? I have a multimeter, I would think I could use it just don't know which setting to put it on.
Thanks, Rob
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Year: 1990/1993
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Engine: 4.0 HO
Originally Posted by COSXJFAN
You might be able to chassis ground it, the ground from the speaker has to be chassis ground. That should complete the circuit...
Can I rig a jack to the wires to plug that in? Or is that absolutely silly. I don't want to buy new stuff when I have old that works.
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I've been looking for awhile now I can't seem to find anything for my year of jeep. And well I have a 95 xj and my heater resistor needs replaced. And I've never messed with my heater before so does anyone have a writeup on how to replace it? Or can anyone give me tips? Or really anything.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...%3AMESELX%3AIT
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Correct for my 94 xj? just want to double check...
Correct for my 94 xj? just want to double check...
you need BWD Model # OS2666.
Best bet for these is to just go to your local auto parts store - that way you can make sure you have the right part and can return it if it's not or if it's defective. I recommend Bosch o2 sensors (part # 15704)
#2724
Do you hear banjos?
Yes, I think...the plug you are talking about should be mono, thus have two wires. The tip of the male portion of the plug will be your speaker out positive, where the base of the plug will be the speaker ground. The white wire coming from the speaker will be your positive, while the black wire will be your negative. HTH!!
#2725
Brake lights out
Howdy all,
Brake lights are out. I've checked the voltage to brake light switch and I have a schematic that says there is a brake light relay but I have no clue which one it is. Any ideas? This is an 87 Cherokee with the 4 litre.
Thanks!!!
Brake lights are out. I've checked the voltage to brake light switch and I have a schematic that says there is a brake light relay but I have no clue which one it is. Any ideas? This is an 87 Cherokee with the 4 litre.
Thanks!!!
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Year: 98
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
Yes, I think...the plug you are talking about should be mono, thus have two wires. The tip of the male portion of the plug will be your speaker out positive, where the base of the plug will be the speaker ground. The white wire coming from the speaker will be your positive, while the black wire will be your negative. HTH!!
just a quick question: but does the pa have an internal amplifier...cause a head phone jack only puts out like 0.9 amps or so...? looking to do similar but with my car stereo...
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You may have a bad ground at the taillights.
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Year: 1990/1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
Ok my 1990 xj power seats stopped working. Can't find a marked fuse for it. How can I at least get this thing into a different position. Doesn't have to work permanently.
Just bought it and the previous driver must have been much shorter than the six two I stand.
Just bought it and the previous driver must have been much shorter than the six two I stand.
#2730
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the fuse for the seats is actually circuit breaker #11 in the fuse block located over the brake pedal. A fusible link is also located under the carpet.