Hi !
Just bought a 98 jeep wrangler, and in an attempt to replace the
factory-issued tape player by a CD stereo, all the the gauges on the
dash board aren't working anymore.
Is it a problem with the fuses or the wires/ ( by the way,
eventhough, Ithink I folow the directions and connect all the wires
appropriatly (?), I can,t get the CD player to work).
Will welcome any suggestions.
Thanks. One love.

 

Go back and check all of your connections. The stereo is on the same
hot lead that the dash is on, which is connected to the ignition switch.
If you screwed something up with that hot lead, it could definitely
knock your dash out of operation.

jahbles wrote:
> Hi !
> Just bought a 98 jeep wrangler, and in an attempt to replace the
> factory-issued tape player by a CD stereo, all the the gauges on the
> dash board aren't working anymore.
> Is it a problem with the fuses or the wires/ ( by the way,
> eventhough, Ithink I folow the directions and connect all the wires
> appropriatly (?), I can,t get the CD player to work).
> Will welcome any suggestions.
> Thanks. One love.
>

 

Go back and check all of your connections. The stereo is on the same
hot lead that the dash is on, which is connected to the ignition switch.
If you screwed something up with that hot lead, it could definitely
knock your dash out of operation.

jahbles wrote:
> Hi !
> Just bought a 98 jeep wrangler, and in an attempt to replace the
> factory-issued tape player by a CD stereo, all the the gauges on the
> dash board aren't working anymore.
> Is it a problem with the fuses or the wires/ ( by the way,
> eventhough, Ithink I folow the directions and connect all the wires
> appropriatly (?), I can,t get the CD player to work).
> Will welcome any suggestions.
> Thanks. One love.
>

 

Go back and check all of your connections. The stereo is on the same
hot lead that the dash is on, which is connected to the ignition switch.
If you screwed something up with that hot lead, it could definitely
knock your dash out of operation.

jahbles wrote:
> Hi !
> Just bought a 98 jeep wrangler, and in an attempt to replace the
> factory-issued tape player by a CD stereo, all the the gauges on the
> dash board aren't working anymore.
> Is it a problem with the fuses or the wires/ ( by the way,
> eventhough, Ithink I folow the directions and connect all the wires
> appropriatly (?), I can,t get the CD player to work).
> Will welcome any suggestions.
> Thanks. One love.
>

 

There is a problem with some TJs instruments:
http://www.----------.com/mirror/gauges.htm But if you install the player
without first disconnecting the battery, would be asking to blow every fuse
in the place. Fuses are in the whiskey chest:
http://www.----------.com/temp/TJfuseBlock.pdf Invest in a volt meter to
find any pairs you may have melted together.
God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
mailto:--------------------

"jahbles" <joelmpcruz@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1174169693.981489.190190@e1g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi !
> Just bought a 98 jeep wrangler, and in an attempt to replace the
> factory-issued tape player by a CD stereo, all the the gauges on the
> dash board aren't working anymore.
> Is it a problem with the fuses or the wires/ ( by the way,
> eventhough, Ithink I folow the directions and connect all the wires
> appropriatly (?), I can,t get the CD player to work).
> Will welcome any suggestions.
> Thanks. One love.
>



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There is a problem with some TJs instruments:
http://www.----------.com/mirror/gauges.htm But if you install the player
without first disconnecting the battery, would be asking to blow every fuse
in the place. Fuses are in the whiskey chest:
http://www.----------.com/temp/TJfuseBlock.pdf Invest in a volt meter to
find any pairs you may have melted together.
God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
mailto:--------------------

"jahbles" <joelmpcruz@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1174169693.981489.190190@e1g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi !
> Just bought a 98 jeep wrangler, and in an attempt to replace the
> factory-issued tape player by a CD stereo, all the the gauges on the
> dash board aren't working anymore.
> Is it a problem with the fuses or the wires/ ( by the way,
> eventhough, Ithink I folow the directions and connect all the wires
> appropriatly (?), I can,t get the CD player to work).
> Will welcome any suggestions.
> Thanks. One love.
>



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There is a problem with some TJs instruments:
http://www.----------.com/mirror/gauges.htm But if you install the player
without first disconnecting the battery, would be asking to blow every fuse
in the place. Fuses are in the whiskey chest:
http://www.----------.com/temp/TJfuseBlock.pdf Invest in a volt meter to
find any pairs you may have melted together.
God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
mailto:--------------------

"jahbles" <joelmpcruz@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1174169693.981489.190190@e1g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com...
> Hi !
> Just bought a 98 jeep wrangler, and in an attempt to replace the
> factory-issued tape player by a CD stereo, all the the gauges on the
> dash board aren't working anymore.
> Is it a problem with the fuses or the wires/ ( by the way,
> eventhough, Ithink I folow the directions and connect all the wires
> appropriatly (?), I can,t get the CD player to work).
> Will welcome any suggestions.
> Thanks. One love.
>



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