Hazard lights

Asked by Donalg82 Aug 24, 2016 at 06:18 PM about the 2007 Jeep Compass Limited 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My hazard light and heated seats won't work in my
07 Jeep Compass , they are in the same cluster ,
the signal lights work fine , can anyone help they
both quit at same time

5 Answers

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Look in the fuse boxes for a blown fuse. There may be a short circuit that needs to be diagnosed and repaired before the fuse replacement will hold.

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My 2016 jeep compass the hazard lights and heated seats a nd the button you push if slippery is not working fuse looks good

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I can confirm that there is NO fuse on the 2012 Jeep Compass that serves the Hazard lights. My hazard flashers, Stability selector, and BOTH heated seats will not work - and that they all went out at the same time. I purchased a new ($100) Switch Pod and that did nothing to solve the problem. I've been reviewing the electrical diagrams and still can't see a novice fix for this. The manual recommends electronic diagnostics which is hundreds of dollars.

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