hey guys, i was just goofing around with my stereo and all of a sudden it doesnt turn on and the maplights, dome light and trunk light dont work...this HAS to be a fuse! where could i find it?
THANKS

 

I'm pretty sure this fuse is located in the fuse box on the bottom left of the drivers side. Look on the pannel cover it should have everything labeled.

 

Oh, more specific, to the left of the clutch pedal or brake if its and auto.

 

yeah i looked just now but none of them seem to be for the interior lighting and the stereo problem. maybe if there was an acessory fuse...? i replaced the audio fuse but that didnt help
CAN ANYONE HELP ME?
thanks in advance

 

somebody help me out here this is ******* stupid, my cd player and lights are not working all of a sudden...what am i supposed to do now?

 

my clock doesnt work in accessory mode now either! dammit...is there an acessory fuse anywhere?

 

It's definately one of the fuses in the box down by your left foot - just start pulling them one by one until you get the bad one.
Ian

 

To start I am no electrical genius so take what I say with a large grain of salt. I've traced the electrical circuits for second generations in the Haynes Manual. The only place where the radio and warning/auto clock connect is out of the CPU. But it appears that nearly all lights interior and exterior whould be blown. Have you tried tail, license, and side markers to see if they come on? If not it may be a main fuse in the main fuse block under the hood its a 60 amp fuse. Good luck.

 

looking straight into the fuse box, it should be the top row of FUSES (not circuit breakers) and should be the third one over from your left. If its good then its the 60amp fuse in the engine compartment. Located on the left, front side of the engine bay. By the way. You must not be aware of the FREE DOWNLOAD OF THE FACTORY SERVICE MANUAL available at http://www.iluvmyrx7.com it has electrical schematics also. Easy to use. User friendly. Good graphics. Pass the info on to your friends. Free. No money. See section I (eye) in the electrical schematics.

 

So, did you figure it out? fuse or breaker? Really interested here.