I have a 93 jeep cherokee and the tail lights, dash lights and the buzzer (when you leave the lights on or door open) all went out at the same time. If you find the sweet spot on the switch all will work but the head lights. I have tried a new light switch and the new one does the same thing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

SOURCE: 1991 Jeep Cherokee: My dash and tail lights went out.

find out what fuse controls. look under dash for burnt wires. let me know what you find.

SOURCE: No dash lights or tail lights 94 jeep cherokee

this is a fuse I honestly believe check them with ohm meter. Lots of cars if you have a tail light out the dash light will not function also. I hope this helps

SOURCE: 93 cherokee sport heater fan

Looking at the Fuse diagram on my jeep manual, the blower motor fuse is a 30 amp (green) and should be in # 6. From the top of the box it is in the second row from the right second from the top. That gets you to the fuse. If that does not get you going, I will try to help you find anything else you need.

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inside the transmission...i doubt u could repair it yourself....

SOURCE: the tail lights are out, so the brake lights-Jeep Grand Cherokee

i have a 2002 jeep grand cherokee i had the same problem when i would apply my brakes when the headlights were on my brake lights would go out, i found that my bulbsocket was not making good contact with the socket housing, if you notice when you take off a bulb, look at the light fixture where you unscrewed your breaklight bulb you will notice 3 medal contacts-they should be silver in the socket housing and like a copper on the socket bulb, in the socket housing their should be 2 silver contacts together and 1 by itself the one that looks by itself is making bad contact with the copper one thats by itself on the bulb, what you can do for a quick fix is; get a small piece of low cage wire or a thin piece of metal like copper stick that in to the bottom or top of that metal contact--i did it through the bottom leave the wire or piece of medal sticking out enough for where it can get contact with the bulb (just a little wire is enough to make contact, now screw the bulb on and test it---it will work----i did it to mine, if you need more assistance let me know [email protected]