1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee Vehicle information center not working keeps flashing and noisy. Is this a fuse I can replace or can I just turn it off

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I would start with the Fuse Box under the hood. Start by pulling the Fuse's 1 at a TIME!! I have done it befor time & time agean. It's probley by the Battery. It's a black box that has " Main Fuse " or something alone that line. There just like the Fuses under the Dash, BUT BIGGER! They can be hard to tell if they blew. I have done it so, much that I know. If it's not that I would check the Fuse Box in the Dash. Jerry Dunn

the fuse box is located under the hood on the right side by the battery.

The 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Anti-Theft System is equipped with Vehicle Theft Security System (VTSS). VTSS system monitors vehicle doors, hood, liftgate and ignition. If an attempt is made to enter or operate vehicle without proper disarming of system, vehicle horn will sound, headlights, taillights and parking lights will flash, and engine will be prevented from running.

The following wiring diagram and electronics circuit contains detail schematics of The 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Anti-Theft System. Herein you will find interconnection between electronics parts of the system such as body control module, auto headlamp light sensor. VTSS led, driver door module, passenger door module, cylinder lock switch, junction block, power distribution center, and grounding. Herein you will learn also how the Vehicle Theft Security System works, removal, installation, testing and troubleshooting procedures.

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The 4wd switch is the indicator that tells the VIC (vehicle information center) if you are in 4 low or 4 high. Have it replaced, but first check wiring, that more likely the wiring from the switch to the VIC is damaged.

Also, you could have a vacuum leak which would enable the transfer case to not recognize that the switch has been activated.

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sounds like a fuse have you checked the fuses?
if fuses check out ok look for bad fusible link

I'm confussed; you post your problem in the Jeep 1995 Grand Cherokee area, but say us that you have an Jeep Cherokee SE... :-S

For solve this subject, maybe you need review the fuse box in the correct Jeep model:
- Jeep Cherokee (Page 3-5 Fuse Block / Page 15-17 Power Distribution Center)
- Jeep Grand Cherokee (Page 7 Fuse Block / Page 9 Power Distribution Center)

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IF THE FUSE BLOWS IMMEDIATELY, THE VEHICLE HAS A SHORT IN THAT CIRCUIT. CAR WON'T RUN WITH A SHORTED ECM. CHECK THE WIRING FIRST FOR A BARE OR PINCHED WIRE.

I had the same problem with my 1995 grand cherokee. I had to remove the message center and resolder the connections where the plugs go into the back of it. Not hard to do if you are used to soldering small connections, if not, take it out and bring it to someone who is, like a tv repair shop.

It is probably bad.