I think I really fugged up!!
04-15-2010, 06:17 AM
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I think I really fugged up!!
Ok I was wiring in some interior accent lighting and I think I had the two way switch wired wrong, anyways when I applied power something went wrong. The lights I wired in came on for a few seconds then went off, I didn't hear a pop or any other noticeable sound.
Afterwards my power windows and A/C won't work when power is applied, some of the guages are inop also.The big kicker is that the car won't start now either, the starter will turn over but I get no spark. I spliced into a wire that was under the dash that powers the NO2 in the car (didn't know that until I started troubleshooting) the wire was taped into a 12v+ at the driver kick panel fusebox. Before I did this everything worked perfectly.
I pulled every fuse no blown fuses, as far as the relays, or breakers I don't know where to begin, I didn't find any fusible links that were blown either. I checked the lighting I was installing by just applying it directly to the battery and it still works. The car is an 03 touring ed. I think.
Afterwards my power windows and A/C won't work when power is applied, some of the guages are inop also.The big kicker is that the car won't start now either, the starter will turn over but I get no spark. I spliced into a wire that was under the dash that powers the NO2 in the car (didn't know that until I started troubleshooting) the wire was taped into a 12v+ at the driver kick panel fusebox. Before I did this everything worked perfectly.
I pulled every fuse no blown fuses, as far as the relays, or breakers I don't know where to begin, I didn't find any fusible links that were blown either. I checked the lighting I was installing by just applying it directly to the battery and it still works. The car is an 03 touring ed. I think.
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04-15-2010, 06:40 AM
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Did you not unhook the battery cable before messing with your cars wiring.
Ok I was wiring in some interior accent lighting and I think I had the two way switch wired wrong, anyways when I applied power something went wrong. The lights I wired in came on for a few seconds then went off, I didn't hear a pop or any other noticeable sound.
Afterwards my power windows and A/C won't work when power is applied, some of the guages are inop also.The big kicker is that the car won't start now either, the starter will turn over but I get no spark. I spliced into a wire that was under the dash that powers the NO2 in the car (didn't know that until I started troubleshooting) the wire was taped into a 12v+ at the driver kick panel fusebox. Before I did this everything worked perfectly.
I pulled every fuse no blown fuses, as far as the relays, or breakers I don't know where to begin, I didn't find any fusible links that were blown either. I checked the lighting I was installing by just applying it directly to the battery and it still works. The car is an 03 touring ed. I think.
Afterwards my power windows and A/C won't work when power is applied, some of the guages are inop also.The big kicker is that the car won't start now either, the starter will turn over but I get no spark. I spliced into a wire that was under the dash that powers the NO2 in the car (didn't know that until I started troubleshooting) the wire was taped into a 12v+ at the driver kick panel fusebox. Before I did this everything worked perfectly.
I pulled every fuse no blown fuses, as far as the relays, or breakers I don't know where to begin, I didn't find any fusible links that were blown either. I checked the lighting I was installing by just applying it directly to the battery and it still works. The car is an 03 touring ed. I think.
04-15-2010, 06:42 AM
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Checked fusebox behind battery, yes I disconnected neg. cable while working. I guess one ? is are there any more locations for fuses/relays other than the two under the hood and the driver kick panel?
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04-15-2010, 08:42 AM
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Yep the car has power and the starter turns over fine it just won't fire off. It's something small I think it's just that I don't know the Nissan platform like I know my Supra so isolating it will be a pain in the butt.
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04-20-2010, 05:26 AM
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Problem was a fuse, overlooked it when troubleshooting, I was very tired when I got to that point. Came back a couple days later and tried it again after some rest.
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