No electrical power

Hello,

This could be a problem with your vehicle's Integrated Power Module. It is located by the battery and has a printed circuit board, fuses and relays that control many vehicle systems. There is a printed circuit board that is not replaceable. I have included in the diagrams down below wiring diagrams, component location, and instructions for the removal and installation of the integrated power module for your vehicle. Please go through the information and get back to us with what you find out.

Thanks,
Alex
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Um yes this is Brandon again it is a 2006 grand Cherokee. I found the problem there was a couple fuses left out in the fuse box underneath the dash and now she wants to turn over, it's just she's been sitting for six years. so I took out the spark plugs and put some cylinder oil in them and I'm going try to see if it'll help make it spin over faster.

Hello again,

All the information that I pulled was from a 2006. I accidently mislabeled the first diagram and didn't realize it until the seventh one and didn't feel like redoing them. My appologies. You might want to check the condition of the gas in the fuel tank. If a vehicle sits for a long time the gas can turn into a varnish like substance that is no good and dosen;t combust very well, making your vehicle hard to start.

Thanks,
Alex
2CarPros