2004 Jeep Liberty Repair Question
Mileage: 143,246 miles.
Jeep Liberty Fuse Problem
Answer
ohm reading ?????
power to the power distribution center is from a fusible link. they need to be checked.
you should have key on power to the injectors.
the starter fuse is only hot in the start position. did you check that???
Roy
ohm readings to both fuses are 0.0, when i apply power to the injector fuse via jumper wire i get a buzzing sound around the idle air control. I did run start the starter fuse and still get 0.0 reading. checking the fusible link now, Would like to know were the gound to body/engine locations are so i can check to make sure everything is free of dirt. Any site or sources that you all could point me to i would be grateful
I have now have correctly(thank you by the way) tested starter and injector fuses along with the thinck green wire fusible link connected to the pdc. All are showing go power except when i engage the "run" position to the key the injectors seem to start to "cycle" but the power drops out and goes to 0.0. I have checked condition of pdc and all the wires running into the box.and the slots for the fuses/relays, all seem to be working and clean. I forgot to mention in my first post adapter c1 in the pcm had been accidentally forced of the module. This damaged the locking mechanism but we have been able to brace it (just for testing i will repair through a shop). i have checked all fuses of the interior again along with ignition switch. i will mention when we were messing with bridging the starter to get it to start/runit would only crank but if i applied the key run postition with it. The car would fire right up. Any ideas would be welcomed.