hey bill, do you have a site that i can use to replace the light for the four wheel drive on/off in the dash for a 98 cherokee. thanks john jr
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hey bill
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Im betting your light is fine. KH
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Me too.
If the light does not come on, something else is the matter. Well, the bulb could be burned out, but it isn't very likely.
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No vaccum disconnect in '98.
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The vacuum switch on the t-case seems to be problematic on the newer Cherokees. Lots of folks have replaced it with someone saying their parts store carried a lot because they go through them fast.
Mike
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AFAIK there are no vacuum switches on the 98 cherokee T case. There wasn't on my '93. The 4x4 indicator is controlled by a mechanical contact switch, not vacuum.Perhaps you could post the PDF that shows a vacuum switch on the '98 cherokee. If there is no vacuum disconnect, why would there be a vacuum switch?
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Already have, several times.
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No vac switch there either. The electrical connector is the black thing just under the T case vent tube. That's the 4wd indicator switch.
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Does the light come on (with every other dash light) when ignition/key is in the first position? If so light is OK... switch/connection on the t-case is then suspect.
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Never mind.... mine don't come on at test position either...
( anything I say could be wrong)