All power locks, mirror and windows on passenger side stopped working on six cylinder 1996 grand jeep cherokee ltd. Is there a seperate fuse for the left side and where is it located?

Best place to start is checking your fuses.

There is only one fuse for all power window and power mirror operation (Fuse 12 (50A) in under hood fuse panel). If the passenger side window and mirror functions are not working, and you have verified that there is no power going to the passenger door module (pin 1 of C1 connector), then there is a wiring issue in the harness.

The fuse panel is found on the passenger side of the vehicle. Open the passenger side door and you should see a "fuse access door" on the side of the instrument panel/dash just under the vent.

you have to tropleshoot the problem first check your swechs,driver and the passenger side when you do that if not working,check,the motor in side the door and make up-and dwon the window if that motor is working check the passenger side swich,it is the swich or moter

There are 2 fuse blocks. The Power Distribution Center is under the hood along the passenger side fender and has fuses and relays in it. The other is on the passenger side of the dash and has fuses and circuit breakers.
....1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo
...(Fuse Block - Passenger side of Dash)
.....1........5........9........13........17........21........25
.20 A...15 A...20 A...20 A....7.5 A....15 A....30 A
.....2........6.......10.......14........18........22........26
.15 A...15 A...10 A...20 A.... 15 A....15 A....30 A
.....3........7.......11.......15........19........23........27
.20 A...15 A...15 A....3 A......15 A....15 A....10 A
.....4........8.......12.......16........20........24........28
.15 A...15 A...15 A...20 A.....10 A...7.5 A....30 A
1)Trailer Tow Relay
2)Brake Lamps
3)Hazard Lamps
4)Security Lamp
5)Interior Lighting
6)Security Alarm Module
7)Security Alarm Relay, Security Alarm Module, Flash-to-Pass
8)Overhead Console, Keyless Entry, Radio Memory/Clock
Memory/Chime Module, Power Locks, Power Mirrors,
HEVAC and VIC
9)Rear Wiper
10)Radio
11)Cigar Lighter
12)Parking Lamps, Automatic Headlamps
13)Horn Relay
14)Power Lock Relays
15)ABS Module and Relay
16)Turn Signals
17)Heating and Air Conditioning Module
18)Airbag Module
19)Interior Mirror, Auto Headlamps, Overhead Console,
VIC/GDM Module, Heated Rear Window Relay Coil,
Illuminated Entry Relay and Chime Module
20)Heated Rear Window Switch, Overdrive Switch, Speed
Control
21)Security Alarm Module, Lamp Outage Module
22)Airbag Module, Speedometer, Tachometer, Telltales and
Gauges
23)Heated Mirror Feed, Heated Rear Window Switch
24)Instrument Panel Illumination
25)Power Seats
26)Power Windows, Power Sunroof
27)Security Alarm Module and Front Wiper
28)Heated Rear Window Relay

think that either the window motor has packed up or the wires are damaged in the rubber boot from the door pillar to the door

First thing to check is the fuses. Look underneath the drivers side steering wheel (to the left) for a covered fuse box. Remove the cover and find the fuse that controls the locks and windows and mirrors (two-three separate fuses) Pull them out "one by one" and see if they are burned out. If they are, replace them with the correct number fuse.If it is not the fuse, the door lock actuator has failed (for the door locks) or the master switch that controls the locks is bad. Go to your local junk yard and find a replacement for cheap

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I have the same problem with my 2004 Jeep.I seen a lady last week opening her door on her cherokee to mail a letter, and asked her if her window and power locks don"t work, she said no.She said her mechanic said it was a module.I wonder if this is a faulty recall with Chrysler?

fuse, and/or relay

I had the same problem with now power to windows, mirrors and seat. The common soulution is the orange and or black wire in the boot have broken between the door and post.