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Replying to: loosenut (Oct 09, 2009 5:51 pm)
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Replying to: ryan99 (Oct 10, 2009 5:00 pm) --if you can dig up a L-O-N-G- TEST LEAD,TRY PUTTING STRAIGHT POWER TO THE GLASS-ON THE POSITIVE SIDE....(MAYBE THEN YOUR AMBER LIGHT WILL LIGHT?)--sorry-caps lock stuck.. --all this sounds like you've got a bad relay..unplug the relay,and with the test wire,unplug it from the glass-gently,-then,go back to where the relay plugs in,and see if there is power at the "output" point,if not,wire is broken somewhere..i have run a extra wire-tucking it in,so it doesn't look bad-just to save trying to trace where a broken wire is.. --have you tried replacing the relay??--if you hear it "clicking",have someone turn it on and off,while you trace it by ear ! ?.. --no power at the glass means a bad relay usually..try the simpler things first,then go for the more complicated..after all,it's just a 12v circut-but it pulls a pretty heavy load.. --if you get it working,and find a few bars in the grid that aren't heating-they sell a conductive-copper colored paint-used to repair defrosters.. best of luck! |
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Replying to: ryan99 (Oct 10, 2009 5:00 pm) -the relay has TWO sourses of power..one to activate the coil(the clicking noise),then-and where your problem may be-is a thirty-to-fifty amp fuse that would put power to the window..check owners manual,or the fuse diagram-grouped with things like the heavy fuse for the a/c,and see if that's the trouble..it just might be ! lots of luck! 
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Replying to: loosenut (Oct 10, 2009 8:06 pm)
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Replying to: ryan99 (Oct 11, 2009 10:50 am) -fuses blow from a power surge..coulda been something got wet,and pop !..that's why they are there.. you have made my day !.. i helped someone figure out a problem,and a kinda complex one at that !...so,does the amber light work now? also,there is a timer on that circut,think it runs 15/20 minutes,to keep it from gettin too hot! was the fuse under the hood?-right or left side?,just to help the next person who runs into this problem! have a great day!
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Replying to: loosenut (Oct 11, 2009 7:45 pm)
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Replying to: ryan99 (Oct 12, 2009 3:44 pm) -this is EXACTLY why chat boards like this were set up,and why they are sucesful..despite my horrid spelling(spellcheck? what's that??)haha.. now,if i could just find someone to help me with the noise in my rear axle-short of replacing or rebuilding,witch is where i'll probably end up.. glad we got your electrical problem sorted out,and-who knows?,maybe helped someone else out there just following our blog ? ! have a great day ! 
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Replying to: ryan99 (Oct 12, 2009 3:44 pm) 
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Replying to: loosenut (Oct 13, 2009 9:00 am) |
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My Jeep has a sound coming out of the front driver's side wheel area.. I have had the crank shaft removed and did not fix the problem, had the rear differential (not sure why) replaced and did not fix the problem, transfer case was checked and all was fine there.. the sound does not appear to affect the operation of the vehicle, it just sounds like the front end is about to fall into a million pieces. I can also stop this sound by applying the brakes. It happens on the acceleration of the vehicle from a stop to about 20 mph. Turns are worse sounding also.. any suggestions?
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