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[quote=”dave1645″ post=196981]The dome lights are fixed. For those interested. There is a wire harness that runs down the drivers side ,under the rug. In a plastic housing. Open the plastic via tabs on the side. You will find a orange /yellow wire. ,and most likely a bubble of green crusty. Pull on it and it will break. Just strip both ends. Add a piece of wire and splice solder and and tape up. And Walla. Your light will all work. Easy fix.[/quote]
The dome lights are fixed. For those interested. There is a wire harness that runs down the drivers side ,under the rug. In a plastic housing. Open the plastic via tabs on the side. You will find a orange /yellow wire. ,and most likely a bubble of green crusty. Pull on it and it will break. Just strip both ends. Add a piece of wire and splice solder and and tape up. And Walla. Your light will all work. Easy fix.
A times I have. And I did read that on the jeep forum Thanks I will check that out when the New England weather settles down
no vibration in steering and again only does it after parking on incline other than that rides smooth as can be weird problem
tires where check both on the vehicle and off balance perfectly only does this after parking in inclinr heading up or down
there is NO off switch on the dome lights and as stated the lower light are working and am able to turn them on with the control on the headlight stick
From the replies I got , I don’t think everyone read the problem correctly
The lower courtesy light do work properly all door s turn on the lower light ,but not the upper domes and cargo light , yeas even the liftgate turns the lowers on
I would like to know where the uppers get their power they work fine manually
anyone with ideas please respondGonna have to fine diagram. Tried all other suggestions. Thought it might something someone might have fixed by now
Ok. But did you check to see if it is working? If it is not then you need to to check the exciter voltage the smaller of the two wire on the alternator. Should be 4 to 12 volts
https://snapguide.com/guides/fix-jeep-grand-cherokee-alternator-not-charging/First off , I assumed you check to see if the alternator is actually pulling out at the battery with the engine running should see at least 14.2 volts
if not check at the alternator if you read anything below 14.2 you need an alternator to be sure take it to your local Autozone they will check it for free
Good luck