2011-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Rear Turn Signal Lamp Replacement - In Depth!

This video goes over the basic function of the turn signal circuitry, how you know you have a turn signal bulb not working and specifically how to replace the rear bulb in this vehicle.
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[@urbanblaise]

Love all the close ups and details. Thanks!

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

You are welcome! Glad the video helped. -Dutch

[@esthermower3280]

Thank you for posting this! I’m a widow and used to rely on my husband to fix everything. You made this so clear to understand. I was able to fix it myself! Thanks a million!

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

You are very welcome! I am so glad it was helpful for you. -Dutch

[@craigrmay7935]

I really appreciate you making this " idiot proof" with your explanation; worked like a charm. Thanks 4 sharing and please do have a blessed day in the LORD.

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

Thank you for the kind words and we are glad the video was helpful! -Dutch

[@iseerge9587]

Thank you, I needed help with this

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

Glad the video helped you out! Thanks for watching.

[@billhill7275]

There are two different bulbs in the 2012 grand Cherokee. The 3157 is the big top one. That was working for me. It was the bottom one that was not

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

Thank you for some additional information. By chance do you have that bulb part#? -Dutch

[@The.chronic.connoisseur]

Thanks

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

You are welcome!

[@JoseMartinez-ec1jd]

i upgraded both bulbs to led and the message still appears as well as the fast blinking , is there something i missed ??

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

Thank you for watching the video and for the good question. I am not 100% sure what might be causing this. I assume it is fast blinking, but the lights work? There might be an issue with the LED lights drawing less current so the light circuit "sees" this is a non-functioning bulb. An incandescent bulb will use more watts than an LED so that might be the issue. I would do a search on that point to see what others have run into and what they did to correct it (if they did). -Dutch

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

@JoseMartinez-ec1jd I did a little research on this and it is called "hyperflashing." It is due to the fact that there is not a correct current load on the light circuit (the LED lights draw less current). This can be corrected with what are called load resistors or in some cars the turn signal relays would need to be changed. In both of those cases you need to research what works for your application. Best of luck! -Dutch

[@matthewjirousek7405]

Do you work for congress? Hurry up man some of us got stuff to do LOL thanks for the help.

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

Lol! I know...I am a talker. I struggle between short and sweet and trying to share more than just "do this and this"...appreciate you watching the video and for the feedback as well! I have reviewed the video and agree that the topic could have two sides of it...the "let's just get it done" side and the "what is this all about" side. I have created another video with a link in the description for the shorter version. -Dutch

[@Flashingthunder]

⁠@@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427 criticism taken like a fucking champ and a helpful video. Good man. Earned a sub outta me 👌

[@dutchmenmodsandrepairs1427]

@@Flashingthunder thank you for watching, the positive comment and the sub! -Dutch