I need a parking brake diagram for a 2007 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. The current cable has snapped or come undone.

fuse TURNS. but.. .I drive a JK too.
and 2007 is very unique changes, BIG.
but there is a park fuse, but NO TURN now.
in fact the TIPM now has an electronic fuse, buried deep in that box. no fuse. sorry.
here is the proof, posted may time ,same JK question.
what you did wrong is not scanning the PCM because, right now. for real its trying so hard to tell you why, scan it ,
in electroncs trade this is a DRIVER with built in current limiter.
no fuses. those 2 fuse below are park. not blink(turn)

Many Wrangler JK's have lift, but few people extend their brake lines. This is particularly important for Rubicon models. The Rubicons are capable of insane wheel travel, by stretching the wheel travel further (lifted?) you could exceed the length of the feeble factory brake lines. Crown manufactures brake line extensions for Wranglers, specifically for lifts.

its your steering dampener. It is inadequate. If you dont get it fixed it could eventually snap your dampener off of your front axle where it is welded. This happened to mine. Jeep is aware of the problem, but doesn't like aknowledging it because it is referred to as the "death wobble." Jeep fixed it by putting an upgraded steering dampener on and i haven't had the problem since

This must be proprietary information because service information was not listed on my online research site.

Perhaps the vehicle is too new to publish such data.

I wish you luck in finding the information elsewhere.

Maybe, purchasing the Haynes or Chilton Manual would give a specific diagram.

Save your money,keep it stock

look under your hood for fuse box it should be in there

check the vacuum line on the right side of the engine. There should be an elbow connector connecting the line to the engine. Does interior fan only come out of the defroster vents by chance?

Nuetral safty switch, Starter solenoid.
Do you have antitheft?
The ground for the starter relay may be computer controlled. Lee

Solenoid on starter needs to be replaced. faulty thats where the clicking noise came from..

That's not a remote starter on your key chain, it's a keyless entry for an alarm system.