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I looked at info, 04 jeep grand cherokee laredo. The junction block should be under left side of dash. I don't know, my database only showed the grand cherokee? Hope it's the same?

Can't help with dash gauges, but hot running engines are almost always due to excessive rust in the cooling system/radiator and/or a thermostat stuck in the closed position keeping coolant from going thru the radiator.

well there are 2 choices. read the jeep manual, gen2, service manual or get the kit https://www.scosche.com/car-audio/installation/harness choice 1 butcher the wires choice 2, nice.

Check fuse for fuel pump, and for voltage @ #11 F22 15 amp

Should be located at the bottom of the washer reservoir. Just follow the hose from the washer nozzles back.

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Sorry i think your google translator is quite working out what your trying to say ? therefore i suggest you take teh vehicle to a main dealer who should know everything as they attend trade school for there own models

Check the ground wire for the headlights

Those trucks were riddled with wiring issues as the wiring conduit aged. Most common areas for concern are in the harness where it runs along the frame on the drivers side to the pcm, the firewall on the passenger side, and the injector wiring. In a couple scenarios, we have seen sensors and coil packs short and blow fuses too. Find the fuse. Then obtain a wire diagram for that circuit and find out which wires power flows through and start looking for chafed or melted wires. Very common on those older jeeps. This is very tedious and time consuming work. There are test methods that help to narrow the focus, but dont know what you have for tools or your abilities. Hope this helps

Check fir air leak in the system ,all the best.

try disconnecting the battery for ten mins

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What have you done so far? Does it start then stall or do you have to drive it to make it quit? Has it ever been tuned up including a new fuel filter? What makes you think it's the ecm? If it stays off long enough to test. Do this to check for spark remove a spark plug wire insert a screwdriver into the boot and then hold the metal part of the screwdriver 1/2 inch from a metal part of the engine block then have someone crank the engine while you watch for spark, next check for fuel, remove the plastic cap from the fuel rail test port and then depress the schraeder valve and have someone turn the switch on fuel should spray out. NOTE do these tests in this order to prevent fire. When you know what's missing spark or fuel repost for more info if you don't find it

On the PCM are the connectors and all remote to it,. all sensors and actuators and power. (simple , all inputs and output to it)USA, LHD, = :Left hand drive. chapter 8D-5 in the OEM manual XJ jeep, (chickodee) POWERTRAIN CONTROL MODULE (PCM) The PCM was formerly referred to as the SBEC or engine controller. On XJ models, the PCM is located in the engine compartment next to the air cleaner (Fig. 12).

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No , can't be the relay , by looking at a wiring diagram the power outlet has different supply voltage . Fuse 1 25 amp is for power outlet an cigar lighter use's fuse # 2 25 amp. Free wiring diagrams here http://www.bbbind.com/free-tsb/ Enter vehicle info. year , make , model an engine size. Under system click on interior & driver amenity, then under subsystem click on cigar lighter . Click the search button , then the blue link. Looking at the diagram you will see they have different fuse's. Something up stream from there is blown . Need to look at electrical distribution diagrams. Go back to system an click on electrical distribution then under subsystem click on power distribution . Click the search button then the blue link. Scroll down to the # 6 diagram . You will see fuse # 4 50 amp location is under hood fuse box . Check that fuse .