OEM Jeep Cherokee Flasher Relay

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The Jeep Cherokee Flasher Relay allows the turn signals and hazard lights to flash at a consistent rate to ensure visibility. It is a small Flasher Relay that detects load changes and rapidly opens and then closes its contacts so each lamp flashes in time with each other. This prevents hyper flash when a bulb fails as well as slow flashing when towing. The component is housed in an accessible socket close to the fuse panel. It is subjected to continuous vibration and temperature changes. Its solid-state design conceives a long service life. An unreliable clicking sound and flashing of the indicators of the Jeep Cherokee indicate a faulty Flasher Relay. The new Jeep Cherokee is not only one of the many SUVs with 4 wheel drive systems and good ground clearance, but additionally it comes with selectable modes for different surfaces. Let the kids zip away from the high school parking lot to the muddy trails. A powerful inline-four, V6 or turbo engine attaches to a slick nine-speed automatic, providing weekday economy and weekend torque. The Cherokee comes equipped with a stiff unibody chassis that provides handling similar to a car while also shrugging off rocks. The updated cabins feature easy-to-understand touch screens, smartphone integration, and advanced airbag technology that makes the Jeep very appealing. In order to swap out the Flasher Relay, first disconnect the battery and pull the old unit straight out. Then press the matched replacement fully in to properly seat the new Flasher Relay. Finally, reconnect the power and test the flashers.