were is fuse for brake lights when lights are on the left brake light go's out

Asked by stroke51 Dec 14, 2012 at 07:49 PM about the Jeep Cherokee

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joejoes answered 11 years ago

You can simply google Jeep such n such year fuse panel diagram. Ex. http://colorado4wheel.com/images/misc/fusepanel.jpg That link is an image result I got searching 97 jeep cherokee fuse panel diagram.

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GuruT1JKC answered 6 years ago

The BRAKE LIGHT FUSE IS LABELED AS THE BRAKE SWITCH... IF THE BRAKE LIGHT STILL DOESN'T WORK TAKE OFF THE LENS COVERS REMOVE THE TOP BULB AND WITH AND WITH A FINE STRAIGHT BLADE PULL UP THE METAL CONTACTS ON THE LENS COVER...

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