I have a 2004 Cherokee Limited. The power windows

problem ground for the dash units

I had the same problem recently. The dealership diagnosed the pblm as a corroded wire in the door frame that is responsible for all power windows and power locks locks. A simple rewiring and resoldering (approx. 150 CAD$) fixed the problem.

same thing happened to me. I was told this is common in jeeps and 90% of the time this is the solutuion. There is a rubber housing inbetween the drivers side door hinge and fuse panel with wires in it. Unhook your battery first then roll the rubber back and there will be broken wires in there. Strip the wires and reconnect them with connectors and you will be good to go. If tthe wires are broke on the drivers side panel no other windows in the jeep will work. these wires also control the mirrors.

breaker fuse,and if the breaker is good,replace the ignition switch

clicking sound from the window tells me that your window is out of its track

you'll need to remove the door skin to diagnose and repair

on some vehicles there is a switch that disables lights some are on dash some are on the overhead light. if only one bulb ck bulb, if all lights could also be fuse

sounds like you have broken wire(s)between driver's door and post..if you are missing a power or ground feed to master switch,other side will not function as well

possible gem module failure. reprogramming may help or replacement may be required.

The most likely problem is a bad window motor. Remove the door panel and meter the switch, if power is getting to the switch and passing through the switch it is the motor. If power gets to the switch but not out the other side to the motor it is the switch.

Check all fuses in fuse panel at dash & also under hood at power distribution box, usually near battery.