Yes! Yes! Yes! Dude, had the same problem! It turned out to be that. My wires were completely frayed right at the plug. Had to get new one at the junk yard and everything is fine now. Never would have figured this out without your video. Thanks!
Thank you so much, after changing the relay and the turn signal lever I found your video my wires were rotted where that connection was and that’s what was blowing the fuse
Wouldn't have thought that this would have combined results with blower, turn signals and neutral safety switch. Great detective work on this. the 3 wires on the neutral safety switch on my 2004 were all completely bare right at the connector to the transmission. thank you for sharing.
Thank you for that video I had the same problem, I had replaced the blower resister, control knobs, blinker relay, and even a new blinker switch, looked were the neutral safety switch is and had bear wires taped them, replaced the 10 amp fuse and all works again thank you for the video, your the man
Everything else I looked up to fix this didn't work, ended up spending 70$ for parts to fix it based on what other people were saying. This saved me a chunk of money, thank you sir.
Peace!!!! 100% on point! I actually bought a new relay after resoldering the old one. Neither worked. Returned the new relay installed the old one and was about to buy actual switch. Then I find your video! Yes, checked the fuse and it was blown. I had an extra fuse...now money saved! I appreciate you taking the time to post this video. Blessings!!!!
Thank you very much. I was trying everything else on my girlfriend’s 2003. It was the number 20 fuse on this one but the same place, third from the right in the middle. Had found that fuse blown and replaced it. After watching your video I pulled it and it was blown again. Quick fix all thanks to you and this video. Crawled under it with a flashlight, some tape and a zip tie. Found the wire with the indention from rubbing tapes it, zipped tied them back away from that little corner. Replaced the fuse and boom. Everything worked. Thank you again. You’re a lifesaver.
This is so helpful the fuse was blown on mine after doing radiator fan work I replaced the fuse and now it works I'm gonna check the wires also but at least it works now !
I'm having the same problem with my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I will crawl under my jeep to see if I have the same damaged wire. Thank you for your video.
Dallas it is possible because a lot of the components in a vehicle are using the same ground or same power source to run different circuits on a vehicle the issue is finding a good technician that can trace electrical problems.
Yes! Yes! Yes! Dude, had the same problem! It turned out to be that. My wires were completely frayed right at the plug. Had to get new one at the junk yard and everything is fine now. Never would have figured this out without your video. Thanks!
Glad to hear problem solved
Thank you so much, after changing the relay and the turn signal lever I found your video my wires were rotted where that connection was and that’s what was blowing the fuse
Wouldn't have thought that this would have combined results with blower, turn signals and neutral safety switch. Great detective work on this. the 3 wires on the neutral safety switch on my 2004 were all completely bare right at the connector to the transmission. thank you for sharing.
Man this video is so on point. Who would think that fuse is associated with the turn signals? Awesome video and thanks so much for posting.
Thank you for that video I had the same problem, I had replaced the blower resister, control knobs, blinker relay, and even a new blinker switch, looked were the neutral safety switch is and had bear wires taped them, replaced the 10 amp fuse and all works again thank you for the video, your the man
Oh my God man thank you so much for this video I've been chasing this down for 2 months and finally I got it fixed cuz your video thank you again
Thanks for watching and glad to help.
Having the same exact problem so I'm going to check it out. Thanks for sharing this.
Everything else I looked up to fix this didn't work, ended up spending 70$ for parts to fix it based on what other people were saying. This saved me a chunk of money, thank you sir.
Peace!!!! 100% on point! I actually bought a new relay after resoldering the old one. Neither worked. Returned the new relay installed the old one and was about to buy actual switch. Then I find your video! Yes, checked the fuse and it was blown. I had an extra fuse...now money saved! I appreciate you taking the time to post this video. Blessings!!!!
Thank you. Saved me a lot of time.
Great work. I've been trying to figure it out.And that was the answer. Thanks
Your welcome just trying to help.
Thank you very much. I was trying everything else on my girlfriend’s 2003. It was the number 20 fuse on this one but the same place, third from the right in the middle. Had found that fuse blown and replaced it. After watching your video I pulled it and it was blown again. Quick fix all thanks to you and this video. Crawled under it with a flashlight, some tape and a zip tie. Found the wire with the indention from rubbing tapes it, zipped tied them back away from that little corner. Replaced the fuse and boom. Everything worked. Thank you again. You’re a lifesaver.
You are the Man!!!!! Thank you!
You saved my life sir thank you for your time and consideration
This is so helpful the fuse was blown on mine after doing radiator fan work I replaced the fuse and now it works I'm gonna check the wires also but at least it works now !
Thanks so much for this. That's exactly what is wrong with my 04. I thought I would have to take it to the dealer.
Just fixed mine this evening, thanks so much for this video.
Yep, your video fixed my jeep in the same exact way. Thank you!!
I'm having the same problem with my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I will crawl under my jeep to see if I have the same damaged wire. Thank you for your video.
Hope the video help you and let me know if you have any questions. I'll would gladly help save you cash and headaches 😄
Thank you so much for posting this video I finally figure out what was going on
Just going through this problem... Makes perfect sense. Thanks
this is what mine is doing. have taken plastic pieces off dash several times to replace relay. Hopefully this is what's wrong with mine.
Im having the same exact problem but my fuse is not blowing . I can't waitbto crawl underneath my jeep.
I'm going to look underneath my jeep now, same issue
Thank you thats my problem also
Would this happen to a Crown Victoria?
Dallas it is possible because a lot of the components in a vehicle are using the same ground or same power source to run different circuits on a vehicle the issue is finding a good technician that can trace electrical problems.