No power to the ignition fc!
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No power to the ignition fc!
My car started fine every other day until today I can out turned the key and no warning lights came on went to crank it and nothing I checked fuses and ignition switch harness even swapped out the ignition switch and nothing what can this be ? My headlights and hazards work battery is chargerd please help
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There's a wire coming off of the main fuse (trailing coil side of the engine fuse box) which is black and it runs below the fuse box to a similar black wire. On one side of the plug connecting these two similar wires there will be constant voltage as supplied by the battery while on the other side of the connector plug there would not be any voltage when the connector plug is unplugged. If you have voltage one of the two sides then the connector plug is likely loose as the reason why when plugged in the voltage to the ignition switch is not receiving voltage. If everything was good to go there would be constant voltage at the Black wire at the ignition switch.
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That was the problem when I swapped the fuse the one wire was corroded works again thanks a lot I really appreciate it. Also I have one more problem my interior lights or sun roof switch won't work fuses are good
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Luckily I have a rx shell I used the assembly from it I sodered the metal buld holders back into place and it worked now the door lights wont come on -_-
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They are powered by the room fuse via the Blue/Red wire so you might want to check this fuse. If the fuse is good perhaps you can pop the light housing out to gain access to the two wires running to it. The Blue/Red wire as already mentioned should have constant power. The other wire awaits a ground signal to activate the light. If by chance the Blue/Red wire has power then place a ground on the other wire to see if they turn on.
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I figured it out it was the door switches wasn't getting a good ground one last think my sun roof won't work when I press the button nothing happens motor not clicking at all
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