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The yellow 55w I stole out of my uncles attic when he divorced my aunt. It was a battery light but i wired it into a cigarette outlet. The 25w spotlight($10),blue 27led ($3),and the yellow halogen AA headlamp ($3) all came from harbor freight. The black one($10) was a Christmas gift came from belks, and its the toughest SOB.
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Trying to track down my antenna and radio issues of why I get no signals. Read that there is a connector that comes apart behind the lower kick panel on the passenger side. Anyone got a picture of what exactly I should be looking for or even which kick panel I need to take off? I'm a n00b
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DTC P1682 = Charge Voltage Too Low, but it's NOT!
Twice in three days, while driving my '99, the "Check Gauges" indicator lit up. I saw my voltmeter peg to the left, or 9VDC (because it can't go to 0VDC). It normally indicates straight up the middle at ~14VDC. The Jeep keeps running and driving without hesitation or stumble when this occurs. An external voltmeter connected to the battery posts with engine running, e-brake set, shifter in D and electrical system under normal typical load conditions (running lamps lit, radio on and vent blower on #2) indicates ~13.5VDC and the gauge diagnostic functions perfectly. I pulled and cleaned the connectors to the ECM after the first incident and everything appeared to return to normal - until today's event. I need one of you gurus out there to give me a couple of hints as to what to check next. Note that I own a factory manual and I understand the electrical schema so don't be afraid to talk tech with me. At this point I'm beginning to fear the potential loss of my ECM. What say you, oh-wiser-than-me CF Veterans?
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Hey guys, with all due respect, please take the chit-chat out of the Tech section and discuss fashion under the Cherokee Chat?
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