4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, nor is
it in either fuse location. Mark |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
On a TJ the flasher is in the column, I hope your ZJ is in the fuse
block like the WJ: http://www.----------.com/temp/WJflasher.pdf as I have nothing for the ZJ. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- mark diegel wrote: > > Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, nor is > it in either fuse location. > > Mark |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
On a TJ the flasher is in the column, I hope your ZJ is in the fuse
block like the WJ: http://www.----------.com/temp/WJflasher.pdf as I have nothing for the ZJ. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- mark diegel wrote: > > Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, nor is > it in either fuse location. > > Mark |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
On a TJ the flasher is in the column, I hope your ZJ is in the fuse
block like the WJ: http://www.----------.com/temp/WJflasher.pdf as I have nothing for the ZJ. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- mark diegel wrote: > > Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, nor is > it in either fuse location. > > Mark |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
mark diegel wrote:
> Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, > nor is it in either fuse location. FWIW, On the 93 ZJ it's up under the dash by the drivers left knee. -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
mark diegel wrote:
> Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, > nor is it in either fuse location. FWIW, On the 93 ZJ it's up under the dash by the drivers left knee. -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
mark diegel wrote:
> Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, > nor is it in either fuse location. FWIW, On the 93 ZJ it's up under the dash by the drivers left knee. -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Mike Romain wrote:
> On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse > panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? Just a thought, but on some older vehicles the hazzard blinker and horn use the same fuse. Does your horn work? -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Mike Romain wrote:
> On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse > panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? Just a thought, but on some older vehicles the hazzard blinker and horn use the same fuse. Does your horn work? -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Mike Romain wrote:
> On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse > panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? Just a thought, but on some older vehicles the hazzard blinker and horn use the same fuse. Does your horn work? -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse
panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) DougW wrote: > > mark diegel wrote: > > Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, > > nor is it in either fuse location. > > FWIW, > On the 93 ZJ it's up under the dash by the drivers left knee. > > -- > DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse
panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) DougW wrote: > > mark diegel wrote: > > Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, > > nor is it in either fuse location. > > FWIW, > On the 93 ZJ it's up under the dash by the drivers left knee. > > -- > DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse
panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view! Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590 (More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page) DougW wrote: > > mark diegel wrote: > > Ok, where is the flasher ( 98 Cherokee ) no mention in owners manual, > > nor is it in either fuse location. > > FWIW, > On the 93 ZJ it's up under the dash by the drivers left knee. > > -- > DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for it and
you are safer if they don't see you. Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. -- Stupendous Man, Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for it and
you are safer if they don't see you. Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. -- Stupendous Man, Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for it and
you are safer if they don't see you. Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. -- Stupendous Man, Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Stupendous Man wrote:
> I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for > it and you are safer if they don't see you. > Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. Oh man.. Ambulances, Firetrucks, and Squad cars are a magnet for drunks. In Oklahoma it's the law that you must move over and allow one lane around emergency vehicles on the highway or where there is an extra lane. This of course doesn't seem to apply to drunks. :/ Oddly enough, the best way to avoid a rock or pothole in the road is to not fixate on it. oh well, back to the yardwork..... :\ Next year I'm paving and putting in astroturf. -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Stupendous Man wrote:
> I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for > it and you are safer if they don't see you. > Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. Oh man.. Ambulances, Firetrucks, and Squad cars are a magnet for drunks. In Oklahoma it's the law that you must move over and allow one lane around emergency vehicles on the highway or where there is an extra lane. This of course doesn't seem to apply to drunks. :/ Oddly enough, the best way to avoid a rock or pothole in the road is to not fixate on it. oh well, back to the yardwork..... :\ Next year I'm paving and putting in astroturf. -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Stupendous Man wrote:
> I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for > it and you are safer if they don't see you. > Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. Oh man.. Ambulances, Firetrucks, and Squad cars are a magnet for drunks. In Oklahoma it's the law that you must move over and allow one lane around emergency vehicles on the highway or where there is an extra lane. This of course doesn't seem to apply to drunks. :/ Oddly enough, the best way to avoid a rock or pothole in the road is to not fixate on it. oh well, back to the yardwork..... :\ Next year I'm paving and putting in astroturf. -- DougW |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Yep, horn, turn signals work.
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:CKI2h.96375$eE7.12299@newsfe19.lga... > Mike Romain wrote: >> On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse >> panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? > > Just a thought, but on some older vehicles the hazzard blinker and horn > use the same fuse. Does your horn work? > > -- > DougW > |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Yep, horn, turn signals work.
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:CKI2h.96375$eE7.12299@newsfe19.lga... > Mike Romain wrote: >> On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse >> panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? > > Just a thought, but on some older vehicles the hazzard blinker and horn > use the same fuse. Does your horn work? > > -- > DougW > |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Yep, horn, turn signals work.
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:CKI2h.96375$eE7.12299@newsfe19.lga... > Mike Romain wrote: >> On the older Cherokee's it's a metal can on the top right of the fuse >> panel under the dash. Maybe someone kicked it off? > > Just a thought, but on some older vehicles the hazzard blinker and horn > use the same fuse. Does your horn work? > > -- > DougW > |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Found it on a google search, underneath steering column, electric, part
#Tridon Stant EP27. "DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:QyK2h.96386$eE7.27397@newsfe19.lga... > Stupendous Man wrote: >> I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for >> it and you are safer if they don't see you. >> Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. > Oh man.. Ambulances, Firetrucks, and Squad cars are a magnet for drunks. > > In Oklahoma it's the law that you must move over and allow one lane > around emergency vehicles on the highway or where there is an extra > lane. This of course doesn't seem to apply to drunks. :/ > > Oddly enough, the best way to avoid a rock or pothole in the road is > to not fixate on it. > > oh well, back to the yardwork..... :\ Next year I'm paving and putting > in astroturf. > > -- > DougW > |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Found it on a google search, underneath steering column, electric, part
#Tridon Stant EP27. "DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:QyK2h.96386$eE7.27397@newsfe19.lga... > Stupendous Man wrote: >> I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for >> it and you are safer if they don't see you. >> Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. > Oh man.. Ambulances, Firetrucks, and Squad cars are a magnet for drunks. > > In Oklahoma it's the law that you must move over and allow one lane > around emergency vehicles on the highway or where there is an extra > lane. This of course doesn't seem to apply to drunks. :/ > > Oddly enough, the best way to avoid a rock or pothole in the road is > to not fixate on it. > > oh well, back to the yardwork..... :\ Next year I'm paving and putting > in astroturf. > > -- > DougW > |
Re: 4 Way Hazard Flashers not working
Found it on a google search, underneath steering column, electric, part
#Tridon Stant EP27. "DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message news:QyK2h.96386$eE7.27397@newsfe19.lga... > Stupendous Man wrote: >> I would avoid using it, the CHP has figured out that drunks aim for >> it and you are safer if they don't see you. >> Notice they don't often have the rear lights flashing anymore. > Oh man.. Ambulances, Firetrucks, and Squad cars are a magnet for drunks. > > In Oklahoma it's the law that you must move over and allow one lane > around emergency vehicles on the highway or where there is an extra > lane. This of course doesn't seem to apply to drunks. :/ > > Oddly enough, the best way to avoid a rock or pothole in the road is > to not fixate on it. > > oh well, back to the yardwork..... :\ Next year I'm paving and putting > in astroturf. > > -- > DougW > |
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