Under your hood beside battery is power distribution panel fuse number 12
50amp see photo attached.

http://www.wjjeeps.com/fuses.htm if you need more information

Best of luck !

 

Thank you sooooo much! Unfortunately, doesn't seem to be a fuse problem... not sure what it could be?

 

Thank you sooooo much! Unfortunately, doesn't seem to be a fuse problem... not sure what it could be?

Ensure battery connections are good and tight.
It is know for the earth wire to break in wiring harness going into the doors.
Most likely drivers door.
Pull back the rubber cover and check for broken wires.

 

windows and locks

I have an 04 jeep grand Cherokee the other day the power locks stopped work and the windows did at the same time. Any ideas

 

Most of the time these problems are caused by a broken wire in the rubber boot between the door and the body. Pull the boot back and you will probably find your problem.

 

Jackpot!!!


Thanks for the info. It NEVER crossed my mind to check the earth wire in the rubber boot in the doorjam. I was getting ready to order the switch cluster for the door thinking that was the problem. As I said, you were right. It was the earth wire. Thanks for saving me, I'm sure what would have been a boat load of money.

 

window problem

I have an 04 just fixed exact problem. Inside the door boot big black wire broke in 2. Heat shrink connector and its fixed.

 

On my 2004 the wire was Orange with a white stripe. But problem has been repaired

Thanks everybody

 

I have a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee with the same problem. Checked the wiring, had a broken wire, fixed the wire. Battery connection was loose, fixed that. Checked fuses, nothing was blown. What do I do now? Really do not want to have to spend the money taking it to a dealer. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks!

Broken Black wire on passenger door, soldered new piece in, Pass side window and door locks back on.:thumbsup:

 

Windows not working

Hello I seem to be having the same issues! I had the driver's side window switch replace because my windows weren't working on all four doors. The power locks and mirrors still worked. I could not get the passenger window up and the window lock was off. The only thing I do hear when I'm driving is what seems to be a "clicking" sound coming from the drivers side either door or under the steering wheel perhaps? I'm not really sure. Firestone said they looked at the fuse and it was ok. but it's happening again. After I hear this clicking noise the windows then work again so it's not the switch. Does anyone have any ideas??

I have a 2006 Jeep grand cherokee laredo.

Thank you!!!

 

Hello I seem to be having the same issues! I had the driver's side window switch replace because my windows weren't working on all four doors. The power locks and mirrors still worked. I could not get the passenger window up and the window lock was off. The only thing I do hear when I'm driving is what seems to be a "clicking" sound coming from the drivers side either door or under the steering wheel perhaps? I'm not really sure. Firestone said they looked at the fuse and it was ok. but it's happening again. After I hear this clicking noise the windows then work again so it's not the switch. Does anyone have any ideas??

I have a 2006 Jeep grand cherokee laredo.

Thank you!!!

Hi
Did you got this sorted as I have exactly the same issues is every way, checked everything out but cant find problem, keep getting the clicking sound like there is a relay problem somewhere.
would be great if you can help ??

 

My wife complained to me of the power windows not working on her 2002 WJ, so I confirmed the power windows didn't work, and neither did the power mirrors. Hoping for the easy fix, I checked the fuse, but no dice, it was fine. I pulled back the boot between the body and driver-side door as suggested above, and sure enough, found the thicker black wire was completely split. I stripped a little off each broken end, then crimped on an electrical connector, and we're back in business.

 

I posted about my passenger side Black wire breaking on June 7, 2014. Well....My windows stopped working and the locks stopped on the driver side. I pulled back the boot and sure enough the Black wire was broken. This one had a wrinkle; The thick orange wire with a stripe (forget color) was also broken! I fixed this...but a warning; this wire is hot even with key off (my strippers got nailed, luckily they were shielded); be careful (like I wasn't at first). Also, a small wire was broken too. I fixed them all and everything is back to normal. I recommend disconnecting battery if you work on any of these wires other than the black (which is apparently the ground). Kevin

 

You guys are amazing - mine are broken too (black wires and the orange/blue one) . The boot seems to be a pain in the ***, did you take it off to fix? If so, how?

Thanks in advance. (06' Commander)

 

You guys are amazing - mine are broken too (black wires and the orange/blue one) . The boot seems to be a pain in the ***, did you take it off to fix? If so, how?

Thanks in advance. (06' Commander)

For me anyway, it seems much easier to get the boot off from the door side, as opposed to the frame side, drivers door anyway.
Also, I was able to unplug the molex from the door side, giving me a bit more room to work.

 

I have similar problems but more confusing......
Driver side windows and power mirror are working, Passenger side are not
All fuses are intact. Wiring inside boot appears good although black was previously repaired.
I will 're-repair' black wire tomorrow but are there any other ideas as well?
Thanks in advance for any help any of you can give

2003 Grand Cherokee Laredo

 

You checked the harness wires on both drivers and passenger door?

 

For anyone who might find this thread in the future, see here for a more permanent fix to the broken driver door boot wiring issue, which can cause problems with power windows (any door):

http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f310/1999-2004-wj-driver-door-boot-wiring-fix-diy-2788394/

 

I have an 04 grand Cherokee that my rear passenger window went down but won't go back up. Bought new regulator, put it in and still doing the same thing. Had to jump the motor to put the window up for now. Master switch and rear switch both just make it go down. Any ideas?

 

fixed all the wires in drivers door and still nothing all that works is the drivers lock and mirror lost the 3 locks and all 4 windows ??????

 

The drivers door module controls its own lock and both windows on its side. The passenger door module controls all locks but drivers door and the passenger side windows. As well as houses the key FOB receiver.

Did you check the front passenger door boot yet?

 

2004 jeep grande cherokee

windows were messed up pulled boot back orange white stripe wire.. fixed

 

04 cherokee window failure

A clicking noise from that area is most likely the window relay.The relay "center" is on top of your fuse block just above the pedals.To make it easier to access them firsxt remove the 2 bolts that secure the block to the dash.Then pull it straight down to release the 2 compression type clips that help hold the top of the block.Now you can easily remove the largest relay in the top center,that's your window relay.

 

A clicking noise from that area is most likely the window relay.The relay "center" is on top of your fuse block just above the pedals.To make it easier to access them firsxt remove the 2 bolts that secure the block to the dash.Then pull it straight down to release the 2 compression type clips that help hold the top of the block.Now you can easily remove the largest relay in the top center,that's your window relay.

i "saw' that fuse block one day after a few hours unbolting dash stuff. could not reach it.

i concluded that a human could not get to it and gave up. if i ever have a problem there i will take it to a dealer,,,or junk the car.

 

You may have an intermittent open in one of the wires in the wiring harness to the drivers door.

 

Lost all power to my passenger side checked harnesses behind the rubber boots found 3 wires broken on passenger rear door none on any other, driver side had already been repaired. After fixing the wires I found still no power to locks or windows on passenger side, driver side works jist fine. And now my Interior lights are on all the time. Any ideas? 04 grand cherokee 4.0l

 

There is also a fuse panel behind the obd pin connection. Some of the fuses in there have to do with door actuator, window power, and a few other things.

 

Holy ancient thread.... None the less, posting this for future visitors. I laminated this and kept it in the glove box. See attached: