1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee power window wire broken

If it is not the fuse, then it is probably the wiring harness leading to the driver's door. If the main driver's switch has no power, then none will work.

They are tied to the entire running/parking lamp circuit. I suspect a broken wire or a bad ground. Inspect the harness up where the liftgate hinges are for damage, Peel the wrap off and wiggle the wires and see if plate lamps flicker.
Or, pull the inside liftgate panel off as needed to see the wire colors. Using a test light, work your way up the harness on those color wires until you find power. You may find the lamp sockets are burnt and crispy.
Or, go get an aftermarket LED light(white light) and wire it into the running lamp circuit.
Hope this helps.

This happened with my '94 Grand Cherokee. I found it was a wiring issue in the door. If you look where the door connects to the body of the Jeep itself (while the door is open, of course) you will see a protective boot going from the side of the door to the side of the lower dash. In that protective boot, you will find a wiring harness with a **** load of wires (all color coded for convenience). You may find that you have some wires that have broken/shorted out in that wiring harness. We had to cut the protective boot off to access those wires so we could repair them. And then wrap the wires, once repaired, with electrical tape to protect them. The best part about this wiring harness is that it does come out. (It basically "plugs" into the door and into the lower side of the dash.) The bad part about this wiring harness is, that if you decide you want to replace it, a new one will cost about $350. I hope this helps. Good Luck!

Check the wiring harness from the door jam to the door pull back the rubber boot and check wiring harness for broken wires and splice as necessary. Had the same problem.

check your door wiring harness going into vehicle sounds like yo umay have a broken wire or two in there causing your concern

Had a similar problem... the wiring harness that goes inside the drivers door had a broken wire, hence no power would go to the door locks or the power windows. Check the area where the harness flexes when the door opens and closes.

problem is not related. the wire harness in the drivers door [**** rarely passenger door] has one or more broken wires inside that rubber belows in between the door hinges.

Check for a 40 amp blown fuse for the BCM this controls those 2 unit. If this checks ok disconnect the BCM module and plug back in this will reset it the BCM is located under the Drivers side kick panel against the firewall. If it work after the BCM reset replace the BCM it will work only temporaraly.

There are broken wires in the wiring harness between the frame and your driver's side door. These wires control all the windows and door locks in a 95 Jeep. Same thing happened to me. You will have to cut the rubber boot to get it off and check which wires are broken and repair them.

Did you visualy check the wire harness by the drivers door?
Peel back the boot and check for BROKEN wires.