replying to Lon Stowell, 96JeepOwner wrote: I know this makes no sense, but it is the blower resistor. Yes, I know it doesn't compute that a bad resister would deliver power to the blower with the key off and out of the ignition. My 96 Grand had the same issue and I figured it must be the relay...

replying to Joe, diver420 wrote: that's exactly what i'm getting ready to do! thieves got in mine last night, in my driveway. i keep my doors unlocked so they don't cut my top and the only thing they got was change but it's still p*ssing me off -- for full context, visit...

replying to Rob Adlers, Carrie L Riddell wrote: Is this still available. -- for full context, visit http://www.motorsforum.com/jeep/1953-willys-cj3b-for-sale-cobourg-on-canada-1523-.htm

replying to Wblane, Jane wrote: I've been using maintenance free, sealed batteries since they first came out a couple of decades ago. Would never go back to the old ones. They have the same life and are much less hassle. There's never a problem of accidentally getting battery acid on your clothes...

I have a 1983 Jeep CJ 7, and I cant seem to find a switch or toggle to stop the hazard lights from blinking. The only way I can get them to stop is by pressing on the brake. As soon as I release my foot from the brake peddle, they start blinking again. I don’t know how to stop this. -- for...

replying to np6, miner_aaron wrote: im have the same problem with a 1994 jeep grand Cherokee limited -- for full context, visit https://www.motorsforum.com/jeep/help-a-c-blower-motor-won-t-turn-off-9040-.htm

I am having a problem with my 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited V8 lights. , where I cannot get them to turn off For the most part if I only use the driver and passenger doors the lights turn off normally. It seems that if I open any of the doors (or the back window), (but not all the time), I...