1996 Cherokee cigarette lighter fuse.
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Re: 1996 Cherokee cigarette lighter fuse.
bowgus wrote:
> Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> it was convenient for use with the inverter.
Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
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Preston.
> Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> it was convenient for use with the inverter.
Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
--
Preston.
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Re: 1996 Cherokee cigarette lighter fuse.
bowgus wrote:
> Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> it was convenient for use with the inverter.
Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
--
Preston.
> Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> it was convenient for use with the inverter.
Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
--
Preston.
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Re: 1996 Cherokee cigarette lighter fuse.
bowgus wrote:
> Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> it was convenient for use with the inverter.
Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
--
Preston.
> Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> it was convenient for use with the inverter.
Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
--
Preston.
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Re: 1996 Cherokee cigarette lighter fuse.
Preston Kemp wrote:
>
> bowgus wrote:
>
> > Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> > did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> > it was convenient for use with the inverter.
>
> Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
> on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
> not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
>
> --
> Preston.
I believe they used an inline fuse under the dash for lots of the
lighter sockets. Sounds like someone took the power for the stereo from
it too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> bowgus wrote:
>
> > Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> > did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> > it was convenient for use with the inverter.
>
> Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
> on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
> not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
>
> --
> Preston.
I believe they used an inline fuse under the dash for lots of the
lighter sockets. Sounds like someone took the power for the stereo from
it too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
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Re: 1996 Cherokee cigarette lighter fuse.
Preston Kemp wrote:
>
> bowgus wrote:
>
> > Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> > did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> > it was convenient for use with the inverter.
>
> Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
> on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
> not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
>
> --
> Preston.
I believe they used an inline fuse under the dash for lots of the
lighter sockets. Sounds like someone took the power for the stereo from
it too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> bowgus wrote:
>
> > Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> > did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> > it was convenient for use with the inverter.
>
> Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
> on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
> not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
>
> --
> Preston.
I believe they used an inline fuse under the dash for lots of the
lighter sockets. Sounds like someone took the power for the stereo from
it too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
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Re: 1996 Cherokee cigarette lighter fuse.
Preston Kemp wrote:
>
> bowgus wrote:
>
> > Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> > did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> > it was convenient for use with the inverter.
>
> Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
> on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
> not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
>
> --
> Preston.
I believe they used an inline fuse under the dash for lots of the
lighter sockets. Sounds like someone took the power for the stereo from
it too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> bowgus wrote:
>
> > Well if say the wiring's gone open, you might consider doing what I
> > did in the boat ... I bought a socket/15A fuse and installed it where
> > it was convenient for use with the inverter.
>
> Unfortunately the stereo went AWOL at the same time, so presumably it's
> on the same feed. I'll change them both to a different feed if there's
> not an easy solution like a fuse or relay.
>
> --
> Preston.
I believe they used an inline fuse under the dash for lots of the
lighter sockets. Sounds like someone took the power for the stereo from
it too.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
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