Hi Everyone,
After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05 Wrangler
SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo didn't work
because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big deal...

When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at 1pm -
fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize that I
have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if he added
one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I went to check
and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the head lights
working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't need (ext lights
is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute drive to Autozone,
I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap on the brakes just
for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of head lights or brake
lights - luckily there was some light left for the day, so I got home fine
opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female fuse at Autozone, but
turned out it was too big. Grr...

Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just made
for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be removed in
the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?

Thanks for any help,
Scott in NH

 

Is this a very small plastic (orange)fuse with 2 spade terminals? You aid
you picked up a female fuse so I am wondering what kind of fuse you have.
"Scott Nagle" <nosoupforyou@someplace.net> wrote in message
news:wYWdnUTTgNPSHcXfRVn-sg@metrocastcablevision.com...
> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05
> Wrangler SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo
> didn't work because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big
> deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at
> 1pm - fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize
> that I have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if
> he added one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I
> went to check and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the
> head lights working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't
> need (ext lights is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute
> drive to Autozone, I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap
> on the brakes just for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of
> head lights or brake lights - luckily there was some light left for the
> day, so I got home fine opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female
> fuse at Autozone, but turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just
> made for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be
> removed in the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH
>

 

Is this a very small plastic (orange)fuse with 2 spade terminals? You aid
you picked up a female fuse so I am wondering what kind of fuse you have.
"Scott Nagle" <nosoupforyou@someplace.net> wrote in message
news:wYWdnUTTgNPSHcXfRVn-sg@metrocastcablevision.com...
> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05
> Wrangler SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo
> didn't work because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big
> deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at
> 1pm - fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize
> that I have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if
> he added one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I
> went to check and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the
> head lights working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't
> need (ext lights is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute
> drive to Autozone, I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap
> on the brakes just for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of
> head lights or brake lights - luckily there was some light left for the
> day, so I got home fine opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female
> fuse at Autozone, but turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just
> made for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be
> removed in the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH
>

 

Is this a very small plastic (orange)fuse with 2 spade terminals? You aid
you picked up a female fuse so I am wondering what kind of fuse you have.
"Scott Nagle" <nosoupforyou@someplace.net> wrote in message
news:wYWdnUTTgNPSHcXfRVn-sg@metrocastcablevision.com...
> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05
> Wrangler SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo
> didn't work because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big
> deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at
> 1pm - fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize
> that I have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if
> he added one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I
> went to check and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the
> head lights working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't
> need (ext lights is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute
> drive to Autozone, I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap
> on the brakes just for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of
> head lights or brake lights - luckily there was some light left for the
> day, so I got home fine opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female
> fuse at Autozone, but turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just
> made for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be
> removed in the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH
>

 

Is this a very small plastic (orange)fuse with 2 spade terminals? You aid
you picked up a female fuse so I am wondering what kind of fuse you have.
"Scott Nagle" <nosoupforyou@someplace.net> wrote in message
news:wYWdnUTTgNPSHcXfRVn-sg@metrocastcablevision.com...
> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05
> Wrangler SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo
> didn't work because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big
> deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at
> 1pm - fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize
> that I have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if
> he added one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I
> went to check and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the
> head lights working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't
> need (ext lights is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute
> drive to Autozone, I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap
> on the brakes just for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of
> head lights or brake lights - luckily there was some light left for the
> day, so I got home fine opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female
> fuse at Autozone, but turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just
> made for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be
> removed in the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH
>

 

it used to be that a dealer had a tech do a new car prep inspetion of all the
new cars that came in and we would get paid 1hr plus to check everything on the
vehicle including a drive
now dealers employ 20 year old kids that do the preps and pay them 7 dollars a
hour( d.c seems to allow this) and they give less that a ---- if they even add
washer solvent to them let alone plug in your iod fuse

Scott Nagle wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05 Wrangler
> SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo didn't work
> because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at 1pm -
> fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize that I
> have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if he added
> one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I went to check
> and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the head lights
> working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't need (ext lights
> is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute drive to Autozone,
> I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap on the brakes just
> for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of head lights or brake
> lights - luckily there was some light left for the day, so I got home fine
> opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female fuse at Autozone, but
> turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just made
> for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be removed in
> the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH

 

it used to be that a dealer had a tech do a new car prep inspetion of all the
new cars that came in and we would get paid 1hr plus to check everything on the
vehicle including a drive
now dealers employ 20 year old kids that do the preps and pay them 7 dollars a
hour( d.c seems to allow this) and they give less that a ---- if they even add
washer solvent to them let alone plug in your iod fuse

Scott Nagle wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05 Wrangler
> SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo didn't work
> because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at 1pm -
> fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize that I
> have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if he added
> one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I went to check
> and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the head lights
> working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't need (ext lights
> is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute drive to Autozone,
> I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap on the brakes just
> for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of head lights or brake
> lights - luckily there was some light left for the day, so I got home fine
> opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female fuse at Autozone, but
> turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just made
> for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be removed in
> the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH

 

it used to be that a dealer had a tech do a new car prep inspetion of all the
new cars that came in and we would get paid 1hr plus to check everything on the
vehicle including a drive
now dealers employ 20 year old kids that do the preps and pay them 7 dollars a
hour( d.c seems to allow this) and they give less that a ---- if they even add
washer solvent to them let alone plug in your iod fuse

Scott Nagle wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05 Wrangler
> SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo didn't work
> because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at 1pm -
> fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize that I
> have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if he added
> one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I went to check
> and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the head lights
> working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't need (ext lights
> is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute drive to Autozone,
> I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap on the brakes just
> for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of head lights or brake
> lights - luckily there was some light left for the day, so I got home fine
> opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female fuse at Autozone, but
> turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just made
> for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be removed in
> the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH

 

it used to be that a dealer had a tech do a new car prep inspetion of all the
new cars that came in and we would get paid 1hr plus to check everything on the
vehicle including a drive
now dealers employ 20 year old kids that do the preps and pay them 7 dollars a
hour( d.c seems to allow this) and they give less that a ---- if they even add
washer solvent to them let alone plug in your iod fuse

Scott Nagle wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05 Wrangler
> SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo didn't work
> because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at 1pm -
> fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize that I
> have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if he added
> one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I went to check
> and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the head lights
> working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't need (ext lights
> is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute drive to Autozone,
> I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap on the brakes just
> for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of head lights or brake
> lights - luckily there was some light left for the day, so I got home fine
> opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female fuse at Autozone, but
> turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just made
> for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be removed in
> the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH

 

I've seen them at Autozone autoparts. Are you talking about the BIG or
little ones? I just checked and they have listings for all the fuses on my
96. They don't list brakelight seperatly but do list the radio. Go to
www.autozone.com then fill in the info for your jeep and then drill down
through the catagories to electrical/fusesand then pick what you want. They
even list stores near you by zip code and tell you if they have it in store.
Advanced auto has the same thing.

JoBo

"Scott Nagle" <nosoupforyou@someplace.net> wrote in message
news:wYWdnUTTgNPSHcXfRVn-sg@metrocastcablevision.com...
> Hi Everyone,
> After parting with my '97 Wrangler 4 years ago, I finally got a '05
> Wrangler SE today and love it... When I was test driving it, the stereo
> didn't work because he said the fuse was taken out... Uh, ok, no big
> deal...
>
> When I left the dealership, the odometer said "no fuse", the radio worked
> fine, and I brought it to their attention before I left... Some guy did
> something under the hood - message gone, I was good to go! That was at
> 1pm - fast forward to 7pm... I go to turn the headlights on and realize
> that I have no headlights - turns out a 40A fuse was missing (wondering if
> he added one or just swapped it)! Just leaving my visit to Wal-Mart, I
> went to check and they didn't have those 40A fuses available... To get the
> head lights working, I swapped fuses with something I thought I didn't
> need (ext lights is how it was marked in the panel)... During my 7 minute
> drive to Autozone, I had head lights, but upon arriving, I had my wife tap
> on the brakes just for kicks... None. Grrr.... Guess I had a choice of
> head lights or brake lights - luckily there was some light left for the
> day, so I got home fine opting for brake lights... Picked up a 40A female
> fuse at Autozone, but turned out it was too big. Grr...
>
> Two questions now - it was an honest oversight on the dealer's part, and I
> should have inspected everything on my part too - just assumed everything
> would be functioning... All dealerships are closed on Sundays around here
> and I'd really like to utilize my headlights and brakelights... Are there
> any places that sell these smaller/specialized type fuse, or is it just
> made for Chrysler/Jeep, and second, anybody know why fuses would be
> removed in the first place while the Jeeps are waiting for a new owner?
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Scott in NH
>