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Gm has a problem with its clusters. If the guage fuse is ok try slapping on the dash above the cluster to see if anything comes back online. If not I would suspect an internal cluster issue and it will have to come out for repair/replacement
if you beat on the bottom of the dash where youre knees are it will probably come on common problem, on my 98 i pulled the cluster (not hard) and took a pair of needle nose pliers and just slightly twisted all the pins that go into the back of the cluster to make better contact than put dilectric grease on them if you google cherokee forums you will find all the answers you need
Check the engine bulkhead main wiring connector in front of the driver on the firewall, see if it is loose or corroded, remove it and reinstall it. This can also be due to the ignition starter switch being defective on the rear of the ignition key cylinder, very common on this model..
All lights, or just your illumination lights? Illumination: bulbs need replacing. All lights; SERIOUS problem. There is a dash panel fuse on car. check that. Has anyone done any work recently under dash( like installing a radio)? May be they accidentally pulled a connector loose behind dash. Need to pull your instrument cluster to check that. Usually two big connectors with lots of wires going to back of instrument cluster. If no power at all with key on: check under hood at power distribution center for a main big fuse out.
Remove the 5 mounting screws from the instrument cluster trim plate and remove the trim plate. Remove the 4 mounting screws from the instrument panel face plate and remove the face plate.Remove the instrument light grid from the center of the cluster. From behind the instrument cluster reach behind the speedometer and disconnect the speedometer cable by releasing the tab. Pull the cluster forward just enough to detach the "check engine" light bulb from the center of the cluster. Remove the instrument cluster from the dashboard.
this is defiantly a CPU issue but, at the least, it could be a fuse box issue as well. check both to be safe.. oh, some stereos that are purchased and installed incorrectly can cause this as well.
The Turn signal relay on a 94 s10 blazer is located under the cluster area right behind the panel that holds the parking brake release handle you will see it once a couple of trim panels get remove it will be to the right side of the brake release handle
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