TJ Gauge wiring question
12-27-2005, 01:47 PM
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TJ Gauge wiring question
While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag while
putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
just the gauges don't.
I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
J Slaughter
99 TJ Sport
putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
just the gauges don't.
I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
J Slaughter
99 TJ Sport
12-27-2005, 02:08 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag while
> putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
> There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
> just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
> have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
> doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the
cluster fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag while
> putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
> There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
> just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
> have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
> doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the
cluster fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
12-27-2005, 02:08 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag while
> putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
> There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
> just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
> have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
> doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the
cluster fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag while
> putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
> There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
> just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
> have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
> doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the
cluster fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
12-27-2005, 02:08 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
Jerry Slaughter wrote:
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag while
> putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
> There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
> just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
> have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
> doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the
cluster fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag while
> putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped working.
> There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the odometer,
> just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the instructions,
> have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram in my Haynes
> doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the
cluster fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
12-27-2005, 02:25 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
I would suggest checking to see if you pull a multipin connector on your
gauge cluster loose.
"Jerry Slaughter" <jerryslaughter@knology.net> wrote in message
news:3a1c9$43b18c3c$454901da$27455@KNOLOGY.NET...
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> J Slaughter
> 99 TJ Sport
>
gauge cluster loose.
"Jerry Slaughter" <jerryslaughter@knology.net> wrote in message
news:3a1c9$43b18c3c$454901da$27455@KNOLOGY.NET...
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> J Slaughter
> 99 TJ Sport
>
12-27-2005, 02:25 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
I would suggest checking to see if you pull a multipin connector on your
gauge cluster loose.
"Jerry Slaughter" <jerryslaughter@knology.net> wrote in message
news:3a1c9$43b18c3c$454901da$27455@KNOLOGY.NET...
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> J Slaughter
> 99 TJ Sport
>
gauge cluster loose.
"Jerry Slaughter" <jerryslaughter@knology.net> wrote in message
news:3a1c9$43b18c3c$454901da$27455@KNOLOGY.NET...
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> J Slaughter
> 99 TJ Sport
>
12-27-2005, 02:25 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
I would suggest checking to see if you pull a multipin connector on your
gauge cluster loose.
"Jerry Slaughter" <jerryslaughter@knology.net> wrote in message
news:3a1c9$43b18c3c$454901da$27455@KNOLOGY.NET...
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> J Slaughter
> 99 TJ Sport
>
gauge cluster loose.
"Jerry Slaughter" <jerryslaughter@knology.net> wrote in message
news:3a1c9$43b18c3c$454901da$27455@KNOLOGY.NET...
> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>
> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> J Slaughter
> 99 TJ Sport
>
12-27-2005, 02:26 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
"B a r r y" <keep_it_in_the_newsgroup_please@thankyou.com> wrote in message
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> Jerry Slaughter wrote:
>> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
>> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
>> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
>> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>>
>> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
>> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
>> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the cluster
> fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
>
> Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
Why yes..it is...what does that mean?
JS
12-27-2005, 02:26 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
"B a r r y" <keep_it_in_the_newsgroup_please@thankyou.com> wrote in message
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> Jerry Slaughter wrote:
>> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
>> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
>> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
>> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>>
>> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
>> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
>> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the cluster
> fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
>
> Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
Why yes..it is...what does that mean?
JS
12-27-2005, 02:26 PM
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Re: TJ Gauge wiring question
"B a r r y" <keep_it_in_the_newsgroup_please@thankyou.com> wrote in message
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> Jerry Slaughter wrote:
>> While installing the wiring kit for my hard top I have run into a snag
>> while putting it all back together. It seems that my gauges have stopped
>> working. There is power to the cluster, the warning lights work and the
>> odometer, just the gauges don't.
>>
>> I have gone through and verified all of my connections per the
>> instructions, have checked for blown fuses...nothing. The wiring diagram
>> in my Haynes doesn't help much. Jeep starts and runs fine. Any ideas?
>
> My '99 does that on a regular basis. Pushing on the center of the cluster
> fixes it, as I'm too lazy to really fix it. <G>
>
> Is your airbag indicator illuminated?
Why yes..it is...what does that mean?
JS
