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DID YOU PRESS YOUR ALARM REMOTE TO DISARM THE SYSTEM OR DOES THE CAR START IF NOT DISCONNECT THE CABLES AGAIN AND THEN RECONNECT WHEN THE ALARM STARTS (YOU MAY NOT HAVE A HORN)FLASHING LIGHTS PRESS THE DISARM BUTTON ON THE REMOTE AFTER THAT SET YOUR CLOCK IF THIS DID NOT HELP BEING MORE SPECIFIC WILL I'M NOT THERE WITH YOU
The solution for the interior lights temp gauge etc. not working is the fuse under the hood as mentioned above. As for the clock resetting, your battery is probably about to go. The tribeca turns off power to the vehicle if voltage drops below a certain level to save enough power to start back up. This causes the clock to lose memory.
connect battery lock all doors ,hood trunk ,etc go to passenger side door and jiggle key and lock side to side keep eye on anti theft light until it goes off
Sure the door lock is bad maybe. with the fuses in and the doors clsed try the other locks some jeeps only reset with the hatch lock as all the others are worn out or don't detect tha t the door is closed
somehow the car when on valet mode, go to a alarm shop , they should be able to re arm your car without to much damage to your pocket, or read your cars manual, it might inform you on how to fix the problem.
the problem is the rotating contact that connects the horn to the steering column wiring harness, this part is called the clock-spring contact, u must remove the steering wheel to change the part out.
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