20 Most Recent 1992 Jeep Cherokee Briarwood - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Check the fuses. Your manual will show you which fuses you need to check.

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try disconnecting the battery for ten mins

Should be located at the bottom of the washer reservoir. Just follow the hose from the washer nozzles back.

Check fir air leak in the system ,all the best.

What have you done so far? Does it start then stall or do you have to drive it to make it quit? Has it ever been tuned up including a new fuel filter? What makes you think it's the ecm? If it stays off long enough to test. Do this to check for spark remove a spark plug wire insert a screwdriver into the boot and then hold the metal part of the screwdriver 1/2 inch from a metal part of the engine block then have someone crank the engine while you watch for spark, next check for fuel, remove the plastic cap from the fuel rail test port and then depress the schraeder valve and have someone turn the switch on fuel should spray out. NOTE do these tests in this order to prevent fire. When you know what's missing spark or fuel repost for more info if you don't find it

No , can't be the relay , by looking at a wiring diagram the power outlet has different supply voltage . Fuse 1 25 amp is for power outlet an cigar lighter use's fuse # 2 25 amp. Free wiring diagrams here http://www.bbbind.com/free-tsb/ Enter vehicle info. year , make , model an engine size. Under system click on interior & driver amenity, then under subsystem click on cigar lighter . Click the search button , then the blue link. Looking at the diagram you will see they have different fuse's. Something up stream from there is blown . Need to look at electrical distribution diagrams. Go back to system an click on electrical distribution then under subsystem click on power distribution . Click the search button then the blue link. Scroll down to the # 6 diagram . You will see fuse # 4 50 amp location is under hood fuse box . Check that fuse .

Everything is in or under that seats. You can check for a blown fuse first but then you will need to start testing switches, motors and wiring, for proper power, ground and function. A power probe is a great tool but a good test light will work well too.

Is the on/off switch separate from the front knob and mounted on the dash? It may be a faulty on/off switch. I would see about trying to unplug the switch if possible to see if it stops and if so, I would put a switch in it. That would be my first try..... Hope that helps you. Thanks and Jesus loves you, John 3:16-17 (KJV)

There is 2 coolant Temp sensors on a 96. One in the front by the thermostat, one in the same linear location but towards the back of the motor. Same part, came connector. Look back there and replace that one as well.

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I am pretty sure that the crank sensor is what fires the injectors. Make sure the sensor is good and that it is receiving the signal from the flex plate.

This isn't much of an answer, more a reminder, did you check the owners manual? It might seem like a long shot, but it is the first place I'd look and I'm a master tech with 44 yrs. It can be something simple like a door is not closed all the way. It just takes a minute to see if there is a suggestion in the manual. Keep smiling.

One is usually under dash drivers side or on side of dash and other is under hood....usually by battery.

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I've had a loose steering wheel/column on my Chevy S10 a few times, and each time I had to take off the steering wheel and take out some of the guts to get to the loose bolts, they were still hard to reach and i could really only tighten one really good, if you take pics as you go you won't forget where each thing goes :)