Did I blow a fuse?
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Did I blow a fuse?
So today I removed my ipod charger from my cigarette lighter, and my unplugged aux cable accidentally went into the cigarette lighter causing a click sound while I was driving... So I quickly plugged back in my charger and just as I thought, it no longer works.
I then drove home from work and found that my Subs weren't working either, so I checked my amp, and it isn't on. Now do you guys think this is just a fuse problem and nothing else...? If so what fuses? I looked at the fuse box for the cigarette lighter and bought some 15A fuses which i am going to replace tomorrow, could something else be wrong?
I then drove home from work and found that my Subs weren't working either, so I checked my amp, and it isn't on. Now do you guys think this is just a fuse problem and nothing else...? If so what fuses? I looked at the fuse box for the cigarette lighter and bought some 15A fuses which i am going to replace tomorrow, could something else be wrong?
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fuses are supposed to blow before any of the wiring burns up, so based on what you've said, i'd think it's just a fuse too.
the two fuse boxes are one in engine bay, other lower left of driver side console, behind the cubby by the hood release.
and no i dont know which fuse to look for.
the two fuse boxes are one in engine bay, other lower left of driver side console, behind the cubby by the hood release.
and no i dont know which fuse to look for.
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so much work, I didn't check last night, but I realize I got the wrong sizes for that fuse, and removing the small ones are a pain.
I guess I will take them all out and use a meter to check!
I guess I will take them all out and use a meter to check!
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yeh like tweezers... a little white plastic tweezer looking thing. lol. i think it's location is also shown on the fuse cover panel with the rest of the diagram that shows what fuse is what.
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