Bought 87 jeep wrangler for project. look under

Not covered by a fuse.

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it should be in the fuse box under the dash driver side by the brake pedal

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You will be safest getting a good auto electrician to look at it. That box could be alarm, insurance 'black box' tracker or something more important connected to the car. Messing about with car wiring can be a really bad idea.

It should be 200 degrees. If your running cold the only thing that regulates temp is the thermostat. If it is indeed 150 degrees thats why you have no heat.

If you replaced the water pump and the radiator for this condition then it was a waste of money. If you had a water pump or radiator problem it would overheat.

The fact that your blowing cold air tells me the that you really are 150 degrees or the heater core is plugged.

The e-brake switch should be right on the pedal or lever. You may have to remove some trim to get to the wiring.

have truck scanned for code can be anything oil pump timing chain etc also check warranty before doing any work most drive trains 5yrs- 100,000 miles

Drive may have been engaged when engine running, like as in accidentally forgetting it was already running, or drive was sticky & stayed engaged after start up. If this is first time it's happened, I wouldn't panic, but observe flywheel/ring gear teeth when you change starter. Check for good alignment when installing new one, just to be sure. Any odd noises from starter prior to this happening?

You have to look under the car and see if the cable is broken. If it is'nt then it has to be ajusted.