Replacing lamp that lights fuel guage

buy it used like this or just failed now 30 years later? called out of the blue failed?
name all lamps in the dash that fail there are many
we can not guess them all.
the dash has piles of cluster lamps. (errors) and has background lamps that are DIMMER controlled.
dashboards have many lamps even the shift lever does.

1. car starts and riuns good
2. HL work key on and off, headlamps
3. park ing lamps work
4. dome lamp work (door opens domes glow)
5. cluster error lamps work or not.
6. cluster back ground dimmers work or not.
7. AC panel dead. lamps yes.
8. the car has 2 or more fuse boxs, you do know that riight
9. all facts matter above to fast accurate diagnosis. (I give up)
10. this car had option AUTO lamps , got that?

F13 ,IP box is fuse that can blow. is park feed (HL) to dash
and via the DIMMER. and also glows Illumination on AC panel
THE AC active lamp is a whole other matter.
if the DIMMER works on high but not below that is a BAD dimmer control, for sure)

IP fuse F6 is for AutO Lamps OPTED CARS.


THIS MAKES NO SENSE
I the dimmer switch turn the interior light on still so I'm assuming it's still good
IF DIMMER FAILS FAILS ALL MODES THE FUSE IS BLOWN
IF DIMMER FAILS ONLY OFF HIGH THE DIMMER ITSELF IS BAD.
IT HAS ONLY 2 PINS ON IT.
HOT WITH PARK OR HL ON.
THIS PATH IS DASH AND CLUSTER ILLUMINATION FEED
OR BACKGROUND LAMPS, ONLY, FOR NIGHT DRIVING.

Trim has to first be removed as you sit in your seat and look at it. Study it, and you'll figure it out. Sometimes when you're pulling on it, it'll feel as though it'll break but it usually doesn't. This is too intense a subject to cover without some tutoring. With or without a tutor, you may be talking like a truck drivin' Sailor before you get to the lamps that need replacing. So start by taking not of the location of the dash lamps that're not lighting up.

lamp burned out, ?
but does the fuel guage work 100%
and at what tank level do you expect the lamp to come on.?
did you read the FSM on this, its covered
or alldata.com?
free.
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/knowledge-base/index.htm?utm_source=cj#service

on this car, the PCM reads the fuel level then sets the fuel guage
and if the level (voltage from tank sender) is below a specific
voltage , it glows the lamp, low fuel
so if the fuel guage works, and the lamp is dead, the lamp is burned out. (or conn. bad to it)

most cars, the brake light comes on for many reasons.
4 or more, ebrake suck on, low fluild levels and catastropic brake failure.
key on , the lamps are in test mode. ebrake off , lamp off or its and error.
now temperature.
is it real> ? can fail in many ways
1:loose wire at sender
2: air pocket below, thermostat (look down rad cap hole dead cold
is the RAD full and burped of all air. ? if not bingo)
the temp guage hates air, it can not reAd Air temps,

The repair shop did not make the repair necessary

There are no advance trac sensors

Advance Trac is an add on option when new,
to the ABS Braking system

Even if the mil lamp is cleared, there will be codes
there when you access with a professional scanner,
since you have the amber lamp on

The only sensors are wheel speed sensors

For fog lamp replacing procedure,click the link below :---http://technoanswers.blogspot.in/2012/03/to-access-back-of-fog-light-there-is.html
--------This will help.Thanks.

This is the PARK LAMP fuse . So check this out on the under side of the dash and use a nose plier to pull the fuse out to be replaced by the spare in the box.
If the fuse seems ok, then check the harness, connectors to the dashboard cluster or the lamps within the dash.

Replacing a tail light is generally easy. Depending upon the type of vehicle, you most likely can access these tail lights from within your trunk. If not, you may have to unscrew the actual tail light from the body on the outside of your vehicle. Once you do access the actual defective lamp, twist out this lamp and bring it into your local auto parts store for a replacment. Installation of the new lamp is the exact opposite of the removal process.

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I know your fuses look good but try replacing the fuse with a new one.

check your fuse.