I keep popping fuses and i need to know what numbers 18 and 20 fuses in the power distrubution box run, my owners manual does not match my fuse box. the number on the box is 5601905 and i have a 96 jeep grand cherokee. please help my vehicle won't run.

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just a flash light and 5min. looking finds 99% bad fuses.
why do you need to know the exact one?
here is the full FSM> see wiper wiring, its fuse #17 runs the front.
it runs the waster too, so if that works its not Fuse 17.
or any fuse ,.

17 is marked FRT WIPE

see power distrubution page 3. top left corner fuse.
if the fuse is good we use a voltmeter to find out what really is bad.
ask.

Hi Stephen, I'm glad to help!

Most all trailer wiring is run off the rear lighting system, with the exception of the power and ground that runs to the battery with an inline fuse. Some wiring also hooks to the TIPM which is the fuse box under the hood. Hope this helps and have an awesome day Stephen.

No diagrams? I'm working on a '95 cherokee, the cover on the box has a complete diagram on the underside. On the '95, there are 10 maxi-fuses, and 6 mini-fuses. What is the number designation of the fuse? Likely the numbers may not agree with mine, but I could try to help. By the way, if you have your owner's manual, it would show all fuse and relay descriptions and locations, both the under hood box and the under dash fuse block.

Go here to download owners manual which contains diagrams of fuse boxes, it is the under hood box that has the relay in it.

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The power distribution center IS a fuse and relay box. It is located in the left side of the engine compartment.

I don't know what you are trying to fix, but reviewing this article might be helpful:

Where's The Fuse?

In the power distribution box located in the engine capartment is a fuse for the brake and turn signals. Howerver it says for trailer so I don't know if this is what you are looking for. I have looked all through and that is the only fuse I see for that kind of a circuit together. I am a mechanic and own a shop but to be honest I haven't worked on many Freestars. Below is a diagram of the power distribution box and fuse numbers. If you want an owners manual for your vehicle, email me at [email protected] with your make, model & year and I will be happy to email you a copy of it for you so you can look through yourself if you want or since you don't have one maybe you would want it anyway. Don't worry there is no cost to you for me email it to you. I hope this helps and good luck. here is your picture:

Do you have your owner's manual? In the owner's manual on page 223 it shows which fuse is for your power windows. The fuse panel is on the left end of the dash, it is number 21 and is a 30Amp fuse. Turn the car off and pull this fuse. You can look at it and if it is blown it will be very obvious. Your fuse panel should also have some spare fuses but if it doesn't, you can get a fuse at just about any auto-parts store (AutoZone, O'Reilly's, Advance Auto, etc.) fairly cheap. One huge SAFETY NOTE here, the fuse is rated at 30Amps, do NOT try to put one in with a bigger value, make sure you put in ONLY a 30Amp fuse.

I am including a link with the owner's manual just in case you do not have a manual: https://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis/pubs/om/PA9999/PA9999O00222A.pdf

You will need Adobe to open it. Hope this helps!

i can tell you that the towing package fuses are in the power distrubution box under the hood..best way is with test light check all fuses in that box.. let me know