Replace front turn signal bulb on a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Does the right front signal work when you use your flashers? If not you probably need a new bulb. If replacing the bulb doesnt fix this then there is a problem with the wiring to the right front.

Check for a blown bulb either front or back on that side.

The part # for your 1997 grand cherokee front turn signal bulb not the side is 3057, good day

The turn signal switch is bad,replace it to repair the problem.

You will need a star screw driver and a phillips screw driver. First locate the screw on the outside between the turn signal lens and the side marker lens, looken that screw. Next, with the hood open, locate a metal piece coming from the turn signal body. That metal piece (about an 1 1/2 inch long) has a star screw. Unscrew it. Pull the turn signal body off its place. Grab the connector with your right hand (thumb and index finger), turn it counter clock wise, about one centimeter. When you feel it loose, just pul gently the connector and it should come out withe the bulb. Replace the bulb and put the conecto back turning it clock wise. Reassemble all again. That should take care of it.

open hood REMOVE SCREWS ON TOP HOLDING LIGHT ASSEMBLY IN THEN PULL WHOLE ASSEMBLT STRAIGHT OUT YOU MAY NEED TO TUG A LITTLE BUT IT WILL COME OUT

If one of your bulbs has blown you will get a faster relay click when you activate the indicators. It sounds as though the relay itself could be sticking / broken.

Of course it could just be a blown fuse, I would check that first before changing relays

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With this guide the work is so easy to solve (remember rated this help).

likely not, but change /check anyhow....If problem persists, likely you will need to change the module that controls directionals (usually under dash to the right of steering column)

look in between the marker and headlights its a screw there screw it out