help!!! after jump start, couple things don't work??
#1
help!!! after jump start, couple things don't work??
Last night, I was clearing out my corners and I left my radio on. (Thats was dumb) I drain my battery on accident and after jump starting the car, I found that my clock doesn't come on, my remote doesn't work and the light behind the defrogger button went out. WTF??? BY draining the batt did it reset my ecu and cost they things not ot work???
#2
Re: help!!! after jump start, couple things don't work??
Originally posted by jcy98maxse
Last night, I was clearing out my corners and I left my radio on. (Thats was dumb) I drain my battery on accident and after jump starting the car, I found that my clock doesn't come on, my remote doesn't work and the light behind the defrogger button went out. WTF??? BY draining the batt did it reset my ecu and cost they things not ot work???
Last night, I was clearing out my corners and I left my radio on. (Thats was dumb) I drain my battery on accident and after jump starting the car, I found that my clock doesn't come on, my remote doesn't work and the light behind the defrogger button went out. WTF??? BY draining the batt did it reset my ecu and cost they things not ot work???
#3
Re: Re: help!!! after jump start, couple things don't work??
Originally posted by ejj5875
Check the 'ACC' fuse in the fuse box. Make sure it didn't blow.
Check the 'ACC' fuse in the fuse box. Make sure it didn't blow.
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Re: Re: Re: help!!! after jump start, couple things don't work??
Originally posted by jcy98maxse
the acc in the engine fuse box didn't blow, it was still connected up top. I also found that my homelink transmitter don't won't and whenever I turn off my car and on again, the trip a/b ion ther odometer resets?? wtf???
the acc in the engine fuse box didn't blow, it was still connected up top. I also found that my homelink transmitter don't won't and whenever I turn off my car and on again, the trip a/b ion ther odometer resets?? wtf???
#5
Re: Re: Re: Re: help!!! after jump start, couple things don't work??
Originally posted by Yellowbrother
i'm wonderin if u fried ur ecu...
i'm wonderin if u fried ur ecu...
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: help!!! after jump start, couple things don't work??
ECU has nothing to do with the trip resetting. Trip will reset whenever power is interrupted to the meter.
You've blown a fuse somewhere. I'd start with the easiest (fuse block panel under dash) and check all fuses, then I'd check the ones in the engine compartment.
Also check the fusible links underhood. They're not fuses, but rather a fuse link with a see-through window so you can see if it's fried or not.
Light behind the defogger button (I'm assuming you mean the orange LED) being out means the defogger is not working, meaning no power to defogger circuit.
I'm starting to suspect that your main fusible link (engine compartment) is blown.
You've blown a fuse somewhere. I'd start with the easiest (fuse block panel under dash) and check all fuses, then I'd check the ones in the engine compartment.
Also check the fusible links underhood. They're not fuses, but rather a fuse link with a see-through window so you can see if it's fried or not.
Light behind the defogger button (I'm assuming you mean the orange LED) being out means the defogger is not working, meaning no power to defogger circuit.
I'm starting to suspect that your main fusible link (engine compartment) is blown.
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Originally posted by pocketrocket
ECU has nothing to do with the trip resetting. Trip will reset whenever power is interrupted to the meter.
You've blown a fuse somewhere. I'd start with the easiest (fuse block panel under dash) and check all fuses, then I'd check the ones in the engine compartment.
Also check the fusible links underhood. They're not fuses, but rather a fuse link with a see-through window so you can see if it's fried or not.
Light behind the defogger button (I'm assuming you mean the orange LED) being out means the defogger is not working, meaning no power to defogger circuit.
I'm starting to suspect that your main fusible link (engine compartment) is blown.
ECU has nothing to do with the trip resetting. Trip will reset whenever power is interrupted to the meter.
You've blown a fuse somewhere. I'd start with the easiest (fuse block panel under dash) and check all fuses, then I'd check the ones in the engine compartment.
Also check the fusible links underhood. They're not fuses, but rather a fuse link with a see-through window so you can see if it's fried or not.
Light behind the defogger button (I'm assuming you mean the orange LED) being out means the defogger is not working, meaning no power to defogger circuit.
I'm starting to suspect that your main fusible link (engine compartment) is blown.
So far my Homelink trans./ Security system/ clock is not working, also the trip A/B in the odometer resets everytime the car restarts.
I was thinking it was either a blown fuse or something in relation to the memory. I thought of the ecu but doesn't make sense cuz more things should be wrong (ie check engine light instructment lights)
so I am stuck!!
#9
that is the thing with all the electronics on new cars these days, you can't go around jump starting the car with those old *** jumper cables. this is bound to happen.
1st check all the fuses, for sure one is blown.
2nd a relay may have also gone bad.
if you can't fix the car, and if it's still under warranty, let the dealer worry about it.
1st check all the fuses, for sure one is blown.
2nd a relay may have also gone bad.
if you can't fix the car, and if it's still under warranty, let the dealer worry about it.
#10
Originally posted by DaddyMac
that is the thing with all the electronics on new cars these days, you can't go around jump starting the car with those old *** jumper cables. this is bound to happen.
1st check all the fuses, for sure one is blown.
2nd a relay may have also gone bad.
if you can't fix the car, and if it's still under warranty, let the dealer worry about it.
that is the thing with all the electronics on new cars these days, you can't go around jump starting the car with those old *** jumper cables. this is bound to happen.
1st check all the fuses, for sure one is blown.
2nd a relay may have also gone bad.
if you can't fix the car, and if it's still under warranty, let the dealer worry about it.
#12
Originally posted by 95emeraldgxe
if you got the warranty, just take it to the dealer and they should take care of it
if you got the warranty, just take it to the dealer and they should take care of it
#13
Originally posted by jcy98maxse
I call a nissan dealership and one of the guys mention something about jump starting the car backwards??? How would that be possible? If he meant that I switch the + and - on one side of the cable, how would the dead battery get its power from??
I call a nissan dealership and one of the guys mention something about jump starting the car backwards??? How would that be possible? If he meant that I switch the + and - on one side of the cable, how would the dead battery get its power from??
#14
Originally posted by jcy98maxse
I call a nissan dealership and one of the guys mention something about jump starting the car backwards??? How would that be possible? If he meant that I switch the + and - on one side of the cable, how would the dead battery get its power from??
I call a nissan dealership and one of the guys mention something about jump starting the car backwards??? How would that be possible? If he meant that I switch the + and - on one side of the cable, how would the dead battery get its power from??
Blew the main (BAT) fusible link, the battery was damaged (caps flew off, cover cracked, acid spewed all over the place, etc.)
Replaced the battery and the car started fine but many items had lost power because they were driven by the F/L (fusible link). I believe the meter didn't work, radio, illumination, etc. I believe the battery was also not charging but I don't remember.
If you had jumpstarted the car with the cables reversed, you'd know .. trust me! The damage will be obvious.
#15
jcy98maxse
You need to check all fuses and fusible links. If they check out fine, you need to identify what functions work and what don't. Make a list.
Many items are tied to the same power circuit, the circuit goes and all goes.
You need to check all fuses and fusible links. If they check out fine, you need to identify what functions work and what don't. Make a list.
Many items are tied to the same power circuit, the circuit goes and all goes.
#16
For future reference,when jumping a car, especially today's highly electronic cars like our Maxima, put the battery cables on the good car as normal, red to positive, black to negative. But, on the dead car, put the red to positive, and negative to ground, preferrably a very good ground like the engine block on the dead car.
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#17
Originally posted by pocketrocket
jcy98maxse
You need to check all fuses and fusible links. If they check out fine, you need to identify what functions work and what don't. Make a list.
Many items are tied to the same power circuit, the circuit goes and all goes.
jcy98maxse
You need to check all fuses and fusible links. If they check out fine, you need to identify what functions work and what don't. Make a list.
Many items are tied to the same power circuit, the circuit goes and all goes.
I like to thank all of you who posted, you guys' been a great help and this save me from paying my warranty deductable
Thanx again!!
#18
Originally posted by pocketrocket
jcy98maxse
You need to check all fuses and fusible links. If they check out fine, you need to identify what functions work and what don't. Make a list.
Many items are tied to the same power circuit, the circuit goes and all goes.
jcy98maxse
You need to check all fuses and fusible links. If they check out fine, you need to identify what functions work and what don't. Make a list.
Many items are tied to the same power circuit, the circuit goes and all goes.
Maybe this will save you some time. The one that blew in my Maxima (1995 GXE) was the top fuse in the last column. It is marked "Elect Parts" and takes a 7.5 fuse. Figures...it was the last one I checked. Everything returned back to normal.
Hope that helps!!
#19
I'll check the fuses again, I check most of them and the fusible links before and they seems fine. I guess the defrogger light is okay. the orange led comes on so thats ok. However I am still currently trying to troubleshoot the problem:
So far my Homelink trans./ Security system/ clock is not working, also the trip A/B in the odometer resets everytime the car restarts.
I was thinking it was either a blown fuse or something in relation to the memory. I thought of the ecu but doesn't make sense cuz more things should be wrong (ie check engine light instructment lights)
so I am stuck!!
So far my Homelink trans./ Security system/ clock is not working, also the trip A/B in the odometer resets everytime the car restarts.
I was thinking it was either a blown fuse or something in relation to the memory. I thought of the ecu but doesn't make sense cuz more things should be wrong (ie check engine light instructment lights)
so I am stuck!!
#20
This is adding to this hopefully people wont see it as a repeat.
Basicly My GF had my Maxima(95) and she apperently left either the wippers on...i know but it was switched on when i jumped it, or b she left the doom on and said she didnt she switched it and left it on...anyways i jump started it. As a dumbass that i am i put the one on the Maxima on oppisite etc (+ with -) (- with +) when jumping. So it made smoke so i quickly switched. So i got it to start but Stereo and my clock were not working. So i got the new battery and nothing. So i came here and read this
[ucffl]
..."Maybe this will save you some time. The one that blew in my Maxima (1995 GXE) was the top fuse in the last column. It is marked "Elect Parts" and takes a 7.5 fuse. Figures...it was the last one I checked. Everything returned back to normal...."
[ucffl]
I did so and once i bought it out of autozone they both turned back on.
So ill sort the words. Swap/Change the Battery. Clock and Radio dont Work. and Which Fuse fixes the Clock or Radio
Thanks guys this helped me in about 5min to read...5min to autozone...2sec to swap!
Basicly My GF had my Maxima(95) and she apperently left either the wippers on...i know but it was switched on when i jumped it, or b she left the doom on and said she didnt she switched it and left it on...anyways i jump started it. As a dumbass that i am i put the one on the Maxima on oppisite etc (+ with -) (- with +) when jumping. So it made smoke so i quickly switched. So i got it to start but Stereo and my clock were not working. So i got the new battery and nothing. So i came here and read this
[ucffl]
..."Maybe this will save you some time. The one that blew in my Maxima (1995 GXE) was the top fuse in the last column. It is marked "Elect Parts" and takes a 7.5 fuse. Figures...it was the last one I checked. Everything returned back to normal...."
[ucffl]
I did so and once i bought it out of autozone they both turned back on.
So ill sort the words. Swap/Change the Battery. Clock and Radio dont Work. and Which Fuse fixes the Clock or Radio
Thanks guys this helped me in about 5min to read...5min to autozone...2sec to swap!
#21
Really ???? A 7 year old thread. *I'd like to fill in some explisatives here, but due to forum rules - I shall not* Post this in the "I'm a newbie" section, don't go bumping old threads like this, this forum is already so cluttered because people can't search. How bout this, in stead of dredging up old threads, or starting new ones - you a bit first.
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