My vehicle information center on my jeep wont work it tells me when i turn on my 4x4 part time but nothing else what could be wrong and how do i fix it

SOURCE: Graphics display module/vehicle information center

It is probably bad.

SOURCE: vehicle information center

1997 jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2 liter V8. Water Pump. When I remove the big nut to remove the clutch fan. Will that lose the pulley that's attached to the water pump? I don't see bolts holding pulley wheel to the water pump? Is it pressed on or will it become loose when I remove clutch fan nut?

SOURCE: My 96' Jeep Cherokee will not turn over or start

ASE Mechanic here. check all the fuses to start, and check voltage on battery. if there was a battery draw all night the vehicle might have started but the alternator could not charge the battery because its power was too low and causing the ignition to die and then not allowing the vehicle to start. keep me posted!!!!!!!!!!!

SOURCE: 2003 jeep grand cherokee displays coolant low

Change the coolant switch.

SOURCE: Information Center in a 1997 Jeep Gr Ch Laredo

If you refer to the display that shows a diagram of the vehicle with the wheels lit. That display might have turned off due to a fuse problem. Chek the fuse. If the fuse is ok and the cabling powering the module are ok, then the module itself might be the problem. If that was the case, before thinking of purchasing a new one, disinstall the bad one, open it (8 small philips screws), replace the four capacitors it has on the back of the circuit board of the module (use soldering iron proper procedures), (each capacitor might cost 50 cents while the whole module might cost more than 100 dollars), and reassemble. That should take care of it for many years ahead.