Cherokee 4WD V6-173 2.8L VIN W 2-bbl (1985)
40.
Insert the WHITE w/BLACK tracer wire removed from the I/P 48-way connector in Step 36 into cavity "A" of the 2-way male connector (Figure
8). Reinsert the locking wedge.
41.
Connect the 2-way connector to the mating connector on the supplied wiring harness (Figure 8).
42.
Reconnect the instrument panel 48-way electrical connector.
43.
FOR 1993 MODEL YEAR VEHICLES ONLY:
A.
Disconnect the brake pedal switch 6-way (2x3) wiring connector (Figure 8).
B.
Connect the brake switch wiring connectors to their mating halves on the new wiring harness (Figure 8).
C.
Tape the two remaining BROWN harness wires back to the supplied harness. Be sure to completely cover the terminals of the brown wires
with electrical tape.
These wires are not required for 1993 model year vehicles.
44.
FOR 1994 AND 1995 MODEL YEAR VEHICLES ONLY:
A.
Disconnect the brake pedal 6-way (1x6) wiring connector (Figure 8).
B.
Remove the BROWN wire from the brake switch wiring connector (I/P wiring harness side) (Figure 8).
C.
Insert the BROWN female terminal wire from the supplied wiring harness into the open brake switch wiring connector position (Figure 8).
D.
Slide the supplied heat shrink tubing over the female terminal on the BROWN wire that was removed in Step 44B.
E.
Connect the removed brown wire to the BROWN male terminal wire on the supplied wiring harness (Figure 8). Slip the heat shrink tubing
over the connection and heat with a heat gun until sealant comes out of both ends of the tubing.
F.
Reconnect the brake pedal 6-way wiring connector.
NOTE:
Tape back the two (2) 6-way (2x3) wiring harness connectors to the supplied harness. They are not used on 1994 and 1995 model year
vehicles.
45.
Connect the wiring harness white 2-way connector to the solenoid on the new shift interlock cable (Figure 8).
46.
Secure the new wiring harness to the existing wiring harness with the three (3) remaining tie straps.
47.
Reconnect the negative battery cable.
48.
Install the floor shifter handle.
49.
Verify that the shift interlock system operates properly: