fc3schick87

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ok the red accessory wire or stereo wire inside the dash. i had a metal connector accidently touch the shifter and it popped something .


i was in the prossess of checking my electrical work and i didnt realize it was near the metal and it wound up popping when i turned the key.


all of my fuses are fine but the red wire has no power to it. what could it be.

satch

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Is this wire Red/Black or plain Red?

fc3schick87

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lmao its not the red and black wire. i know to stay away from that. its the red accessory wire like i stated above. i have been useing it for 5 years as power source for my stereo and a switch source for a few relays for accessories. but because its been so hot outside i didnt think clearly and made an error. and now i;m trying to fix the error i had made

cone_crushr

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You've blown a fuse, but the trick is finding it. Can you follow the red wire to it's source and see if there is an in-line fuse?

fc3schick87

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so last night i started digging into the dash. the red wire of course lead to the blue wire with white stripe. i then looked at the FSM and found there to be no controler or switch i could have fried. so i went back in and pulled the audio fuse for a 2nd time. and this time it WAS blown? so wierd. maybe the fuze didnt look blown before but after turning the key a few times it finally looked obviously blown? so very weird because that was one of the fuses i pulled.... annoying!!

RotaryRocket88

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Fuses don't always look blown. You have to check them with a multimeter for continuity.

cone_crushr

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Way to go. Glad persistence paid off 4u.