HELP!!!!
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HELP!!!!
IGHT I NEED TO GET THIS FIXED TONIGHT PLEASE.. SO I WAS CHANGING MY INTERIOR BULB OUT IN THE MAX AND THE POWER AND NEGATIVE TOUCHED AND MY INTERIOR LIGHTS WENT OUT.. SO I WENT TO MOVE MY CAR AND IT WONT SHIFT INTO GEAR.. (AUTO).. I CHECK THE FUSES AND THEY ALL SEEM TO BE GOOD.. PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME OUT WITH THIS ONE WAT COULD IT BE?
I did the EXACT SAME THING a few months ago!!! It's just a fuse. I can't remember which one... but it's either in the fusebox under the steering wheel or the one behind the driver's side headlight. Either a 10 or 15 amp one. Just check through all of them and see which one is blown.
It's your Caps Lock key.
okay seriously, there is a fuse in the box to the left of your steering wheel. Check for Interior Light fuses. Even if they look good, swap them with a good one to make sure.
okay seriously, there is a fuse in the box to the left of your steering wheel. Check for Interior Light fuses. Even if they look good, swap them with a good one to make sure.
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ight i was tryint to do an led mod on my interior lights and pretty much none of my interior lights work.. my trunk light is on i cANT shift the car out of park unless i use the manual push botton by the shifter i check my fuses twice and they all seem to be good.. i dunno wat it could be... my brake lights work everthing else works except my interior lights....
There are two brake switches on the brake pedal. One to turn the lights on, the other to release the shift lock.
It's definitely a fuse. Probably 15a #2 fuse in the fuse block.
It's definitely a fuse. Probably 15a #2 fuse in the fuse block.
Last edited by VQP0WER; Feb 13, 2010 at 06:11 AM.
Did no one see my post!!!!??
Re-post:
I did the EXACT SAME THING a few months ago!!! It's just a fuse. I can't remember which one... but it's either in the fusebox under the steering wheel or the one behind the driver's side headlight. Either a 10 or 15 amp one. Just check through all of them and see which one is blown.
Re-post:
I did the EXACT SAME THING a few months ago!!! It's just a fuse. I can't remember which one... but it's either in the fusebox under the steering wheel or the one behind the driver's side headlight. Either a 10 or 15 amp one. Just check through all of them and see which one is blown.
Did no one see my post!!!!??
Re-post:
I did the EXACT SAME THING a few months ago!!! It's just a fuse. I can't remember which one... but it's either in the fusebox under the steering wheel or the one behind the driver's side headlight. Either a 10 or 15 amp one. Just check through all of them and see which one is blown.
Re-post:
I did the EXACT SAME THING a few months ago!!! It's just a fuse. I can't remember which one... but it's either in the fusebox under the steering wheel or the one behind the driver's side headlight. Either a 10 or 15 amp one. Just check through all of them and see which one is blown.
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i did check i went through and they were all good... i replaced ones that i figured would be tied to the problem.. and still nothing. do i need to take the battery terminal off to reset it?
jowo when it happened to u was ur trunk light on?
jowo when it happened to u was ur trunk light on?
Wow, glad you finally saw the light...or at least the fuse powering the light. 
Was going to have to call up to see if Blackwind was in Nevada, you almost needed a donkey punch to the head there.

Was going to have to call up to see if Blackwind was in Nevada, you almost needed a donkey punch to the head there.





Perfect comedic timing, Zero.
