How to Change a Fuse in a Jeep Grand Cherokee

Fuses can be replaced yourself.

Each accessory on your Jeep is controlled by a fuse. When something is not working, the fuse panel is the first place you should check. Fuses protect the wiring from overload. If the fuse senses more power, it will blow. Fuses come in different amp ratings depending on the amount of current needed for the particular accessory. They can be purchased from any auto parts store and replaced yourself.

Things You'll Need

• Fuse puller
• Replacement fuse

Instructions

1. Remove the fuse panel by pulling firmly on the panel underneath the steering wheel.

2. Locate which fuse needs to be replaced by matching up the number with the diagram located on the side of the fuse panel.

3. Remove the particular fuse with a fuse puller.

4. Determine the amp rating on the fuse. The amp rating is printed on the top of the fuse.

5. Install the replacement fuse by pressing it into the fuse panel.

6. Reinstall the fuse panel cover by pressing it into the dash brackets.

References

• Jeep Grand Cherokee: Grand Cherokee Fuses