Fuse diagram ST(interior) Options

[TJ97ST]

Can anyone point me to a chart/diagram of the interior fuse box? I'm trying to figure out what circuits plug into the fuses. Some of the labels on the fuses are straightforward, but some of them are not.

Thanks.

[Coomer]

Is there something specific that you're looking for or trying to do? I have a bunch of wiring colors and a Chilton's manual with electrical diagrams and I've worked a lot on my car's wiring and stuff so I could probably help if you're looking for something specific. If you're simply wondering what the fuses do, it's all pretty straightforward. Your owner's manual might be of help if you have it.

[TJ97ST]

Thanks Coomer. I'm just curious about what is connected to some of the fuses. If you could help me with these, that would be great.

Panel fuse: What is connected to? Is this the fuse for the lights in the middle console? Is this fuse always hot?
MIR-HTR: I have to double check, but I'm pretty sure I don't have mirror heaters. Could I use this slot to power an accessory, or would I need to do some wiring to hook it up?
Gauge: is this fuse just for the gauge meter cluster, or is it connected to other things?
Turn: Is this fuse always hot, or only when the turn switch is activated for a turn?

Thanks,
TJ

[Mynzeyes]

QUOTE (TJ97ST @ Dec 18 2002, 10:51 AM)

Thanks Coomer. I'm just curious about what is connected to some of the fuses. If you could help me with these, that would be great. Panel fuse: What is connected to? Is this the fuse for the lights in the middle console? Is this fuse always hot? MIR-HTR: I have to double check, but I'm pretty sure I don't have mirror heaters. Could I use this slot to power an accessory, or would I need to do some wiring to hook it up? Gauge: is this fuse just for the gauge meter cluster, or is it connected to other things? Turn: Is this fuse always hot, or only when the turn switch is activated for a turn? Thanks, TJ

if you're just wondering so you can plug up things to the fuse box, i'd advise you not to do this...it's messy, and it could cause troubles, i'd suggest wiring to the battery directly w/ a relay/fuse harness supplied, or to make one yourself, that way, you know that if anything messes up, it's not gonna fry your whole fuse panel.
-John-