MexiJeeper TJ Enthusiast Original poster Joined Nov 29, 2015 Messages 235 Jul 11, 2018 #1 My under hood light quit on me. Nowhere is that fuse identified. Anyone know which fuse # I should be looking for and where? Thanks all.
My under hood light quit on me. Nowhere is that fuse identified. Anyone know which fuse # I should be looking for and where? Thanks all.
jgaz TJ Enthusiast Joined May 29, 2016 Messages 721 Location AZ Jul 11, 2018 #2 The factory service manual for my 2006 shows the Underhood lamp is fed from Fuse 26, 10A, in the power distribution center
The factory service manual for my 2006 shows the Underhood lamp is fed from Fuse 26, 10A, in the power distribution center
jgaz TJ Enthusiast Joined May 29, 2016 Messages 721 Location AZ Jul 11, 2018 #3 Screen shot of the page in the manual where I located the info. Reactions: MexiJeeper
MexiJeeper TJ Enthusiast Original poster Joined Nov 29, 2015 Messages 235 Jul 11, 2018 #4 Jgaz an awesome thank you to you sir. That did the trick and yes it was blown.
MexiJeeper TJ Enthusiast Original poster Joined Nov 29, 2015 Messages 235 Jul 11, 2018 #5 I just installed these LED module lights and must have shorted the wires. I'll do a night time shot later. Reactions: Chris
I just installed these LED module lights and must have shorted the wires. I'll do a night time shot later.
S Stockli TJ Enthusiast Joined Jun 12, 2016 Messages 682 Location Severance,CO Jul 11, 2018 #6 Anyone know if you can buy the plastic connector housing if for the harness? Lol. From 15 years of engine heat mine assploded as I pushed the red connector lock back. As far as the light it was a corroded mess, time to buy a whole new fixture Last edited: Jul 11, 2018
Anyone know if you can buy the plastic connector housing if for the harness? Lol. From 15 years of engine heat mine assploded as I pushed the red connector lock back. As far as the light it was a corroded mess, time to buy a whole new fixture
MexiJeeper TJ Enthusiast Original poster Joined Nov 29, 2015 Messages 235 Jul 12, 2018 #7 It was totally dark when I snapped this photo. I'm very pleased with the results. Reactions: lowranger, Neal, dmatt13 and 1 other person
05 Blue Unlimited TJ Addict Ride of the Month Winner Joined Apr 27, 2016 Messages 1,540 Location Oro Valley, AZ, Jul 12, 2018 #8 MexiJeeper said: It was totally dark when I snapped this photo. I'm very pleased with the results. View attachment 47143 View attachment 47144 Click to expand... Nice...how did you control the on off function through the factory light?
MexiJeeper said: It was totally dark when I snapped this photo. I'm very pleased with the results. View attachment 47143 View attachment 47144 Click to expand... Nice...how did you control the on off function through the factory light?
MexiJeeper TJ Enthusiast Original poster Joined Nov 29, 2015 Messages 235 Jul 12, 2018 #9 05 Blue Unlimited said: Nice...how did you control the on off function through the factory light? Click to expand... The white wire is to the LEDs. Fed it through the back of the original light. I also broke off the locking tabs of the connector so that I could pull off the plug easily to turn off the lights when not needed.
05 Blue Unlimited said: Nice...how did you control the on off function through the factory light? Click to expand... The white wire is to the LEDs. Fed it through the back of the original light. I also broke off the locking tabs of the connector so that I could pull off the plug easily to turn off the lights when not needed.