What I meant to say was: Is the fuse for my cigarette lighter and the...
T
Torsten Kaiser
Maybe I won't tell you anything new, when I point you to the fuses behind the glove box. There is another box containing stronger fuses under the hood near the battery.
I had the same problem. Apparently the layout of the fuse holder(s) differs within the Series TJ97 Sport, depending on the destination country.
American models seem to have a fuse #18 with 20A (?) for the lighter in the first (left) column of the fuse holder behind the glove box. My European TJ97 Sport holds only spare fuses in that column.
I wasn't able to solve the problem either, lacking detailed information. So I bypassed it by installing and wiring a new power supply with its own fuse at a known location :-))
Do you mean the hazard flasher system?
Greetings
Torsten Kaiser TJ97 Sport (European)
G
Gary Tefft
"> > Hi Folks,
Fuse #19 on a 98 TJ Sport. Found it the hard way... I traced it.
gt
D
DougW
Get a cheap fuse tester, or make one.
It's just a 12V bulb (or 12V led). Put one lead on the two exposed parts of the fuse and if the lamp lights up the fuse is dead. (assumes there is a current draw, so you would have had to push the lighter in)
Join the Discussion
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Didn't find your answer?
Ask the community — no account required
Report Content
You are reporting this content to the moderators. They will look at it
ASAP.