'96 XJ Electrical problem
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'96 XJ Electrical problem
My '96 XJ has developed a nasty habit of blowing the fuse for all
the gages. (fuse #17)
If I replace the fuse, all is well for a day or so, then no gages.
Since I will soon need to refuel (I think) I figure it might be time
to check it out.
I have no data, but figure that most of the sensors are single
wire grounding type, so the short must be in the feed harness
to the instrument cluster.
Any ideas where to start?
My sub-standard copy of the Haynes manual has a dismal diagram,
so I was hoping that someone here may have either another brand,
or better yet a factory service manual to either scan, or sell to me.
Thanks!
Tom
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'01 ZJ TS
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the gages. (fuse #17)
If I replace the fuse, all is well for a day or so, then no gages.
Since I will soon need to refuel (I think) I figure it might be time
to check it out.
I have no data, but figure that most of the sensors are single
wire grounding type, so the short must be in the feed harness
to the instrument cluster.
Any ideas where to start?
My sub-standard copy of the Haynes manual has a dismal diagram,
so I was hoping that someone here may have either another brand,
or better yet a factory service manual to either scan, or sell to me.
Thanks!
Tom
The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
'96 XJ PMS
'01 ZJ TS
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Re: '96 XJ Electrical problem
I have a factory manual for the '96 XJ that I could scan for you. Let me
know
"Tom Needham" <tneedham@spleenacd.net> wrote in message
news:aaorhvc93ft22bmpucg341uuak3spuvccd@4ax.com...
> My '96 XJ has developed a nasty habit of blowing the fuse for all
> the gages. (fuse #17)
> If I replace the fuse, all is well for a day or so, then no gages.
>
> Since I will soon need to refuel (I think) I figure it might be time
> to check it out.
>
> I have no data, but figure that most of the sensors are single
> wire grounding type, so the short must be in the feed harness
> to the instrument cluster.
> Any ideas where to start?
>
> My sub-standard copy of the Haynes manual has a dismal diagram,
> so I was hoping that someone here may have either another brand,
> or better yet a factory service manual to either scan, or sell to me.
>
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tom
>
>
>
> The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
> '96 XJ PMS
> '01 ZJ TS
>
> Reply to: Group, or tneedham@spleen.acd.net
> Remove my spleen to reply. (please be gentle)
> Home page: http://userdata.acd.net/tneedham/default.htm
> Jeep stuff: http://userdata.acd.net/tneedham/jeep.html
> It aint much, but it's mine.
know
"Tom Needham" <tneedham@spleenacd.net> wrote in message
news:aaorhvc93ft22bmpucg341uuak3spuvccd@4ax.com...
> My '96 XJ has developed a nasty habit of blowing the fuse for all
> the gages. (fuse #17)
> If I replace the fuse, all is well for a day or so, then no gages.
>
> Since I will soon need to refuel (I think) I figure it might be time
> to check it out.
>
> I have no data, but figure that most of the sensors are single
> wire grounding type, so the short must be in the feed harness
> to the instrument cluster.
> Any ideas where to start?
>
> My sub-standard copy of the Haynes manual has a dismal diagram,
> so I was hoping that someone here may have either another brand,
> or better yet a factory service manual to either scan, or sell to me.
>
>
> Thanks!
>
> Tom
>
>
>
> The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
> '96 XJ PMS
> '01 ZJ TS
>
> Reply to: Group, or tneedham@spleen.acd.net
> Remove my spleen to reply. (please be gentle)
> Home page: http://userdata.acd.net/tneedham/default.htm
> Jeep stuff: http://userdata.acd.net/tneedham/jeep.html
> It aint much, but it's mine.
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Re: '96 XJ Electrical problem
That would be great!
I will followup via E-mail
Thanks!
Tom
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 19:14:25 -0700, "Alon :\)" <alonfw@wiedenman.com>
wrote:
>I have a factory manual for the '96 XJ that I could scan for you. Let me
>know
>
>"Tom Needham" <tneedham@spleenacd.net> wrote in message
>news:aaorhvc93ft22bmpucg341uuak3spuvccd@4ax.com.. .
>> My '96 XJ has developed a nasty habit of blowing the fuse for all
>> the gages. (fuse #17)
>> If I replace the fuse, all is well for a day or so, then no gages.
>>
>> Since I will soon need to refuel (I think) I figure it might be time
>> to check it out.
>>
>> I have no data, but figure that most of the sensors are single
>> wire grounding type, so the short must be in the feed harness
>> to the instrument cluster.
>> Any ideas where to start?
>>
>> My sub-standard copy of the Haynes manual has a dismal diagram,
>> so I was hoping that someone here may have either another brand,
>> or better yet a factory service manual to either scan, or sell to me.
>>
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Tom
>>
>>
>>
>> The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
>> '96 XJ PMS
>> '01 ZJ TS
>>
>> Reply to: Group, or tneedham@spleen.acd.net
>> Remove my spleen to reply. (please be gentle)
>> Home page: http://userdata.acd.net/tneedham/default.htm
>> Jeep stuff: http://userdata.acd.net/tneedham/jeep.html
>> It aint much, but it's mine.
>
The Ox (Oxide) '86 CJ7, 258 I6, 4 spd, 3" Lift, 33x12.5 BFG's
'96 XJ PMS
'01 ZJ TS
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Remove my spleen to reply. (please be gentle)
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