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Hey all! Long time lurker, first time poster here. I recently acquired a 1991 jeep comanche and am sorting through its electrical problems. The main one I am concerned about is that when I turn the headlights on, the driver side headlight stays off and the driver brake light turns on instead. it stays solid and is not overridden by turn signals or hazards. The driver headlight is functional with high beams, but the driver brake light still stays on. Another one is the hazards blink aggressively fast and turn solid when the brakes are pressed, and the reverse lights do not come on despite new reverse lights. It is worth mentioning I am using LED headlights and have a front end faceswap. I already checked the taillight ground, replaced the bulbs with the appropriate ones, and there are no hacked in trailer harnesses that I can see. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Hey all, it's been almost 4 years since I had a comanche, and I must say my new acquisition isn't being cooperative. Turn signals worked when I looked at it day of purchase, now only about 2 weeks later, neither left nor right signals work. New fuses, both flasher relays under the dash are new, all new bulbs except headlights throughout. Hazard flashers work however. Arrows in dash light up when hazards are on. Nothing, not even relay clicking when I switch either left or right turn signal. Attempted with just key on run and vehicle engine running, neither produce a result. Heard about fluid leaking from the clutch master cylinder down to the fuse box, mine does leak but fuse box appears dry. Is there a plug or other fuse and/or relay I'm missing? All bulbs are new incandescent. Thanks in advance.
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I have a 89 and when I turn on the blinker it doesn’t blink the light just stays solid. The bulb and the blinker work but do not blink. However when I turn on my headlights they do not turn on at all and I also have both indicators in the dash lit up.
