The interior lights on 1993 Jeep Wrangler have no

Is this the one?

If not do a Google search for:
2006 Wrangler Fuse Diagram
and pick the one that matches your vehicle.
Interior Fuse Box Location 1997 2006 Jeep Wrangler 2006 Jeep Wrangler...

pop out the fuse and look for the number.

first check your fuses, then if thay are fine and veh has a veh speed sensor vss, it may have a bad connection, or the sensor may be bad, (located on the transmission)

do you have a trailer wiring harness installed? very often this is poorly done, a causes a lot of problems with rear exterior lights.

look for a broken feed wire somewhere ,sorry i have no product knowledge to tell you where to look first ,but under bonnet is often a fuse box with the big main fuses that feed the fuse box inside the vehicle ,

i have a 1989 wrangler. for no resan i know of the head light tail lights and interior lights stoppede working? anoone know why?

If your doing this because you want to add interior lights (i.e. when you open the door the lights turn on) there is several ways of doing it... probably the easiest way would be to locate your inside fuse box and find the fuse for you factory interior lights (the polarity should be positive+). then run a wire form the fused side to your new lights... tap a ground and your golden...

ffirst check all your fuses, then check all the connections at the battery, then make sure the fusible links are good,also theres a power wire that comes through the firewall that feeds the interior the connector goes bad, and one more thing is to take a good look at the ignition switch it the steering column. hope this helps.

look on the reverse side of your fuse panel door

Just a guess: wiring harness.