I blew one of the single slots doing some interior lighting and wanted to know if i could now replace this whole unit. problem is i dont know where to look to find that part and even if i can replace just that box. and will replacing the box work? The number next to the box is PP-(T25+P5) but searching didnt really help.

and sorry about the pics, even my 5 megapixel camera had trouble with the lighting.

 

If you have some time, search for a pick-a-part yard ? I would be happy to find a totalled Max. There will be a bunch of junks I would want.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...58013448QQrdZ1

but i think id need a couple more ppl to want parts b4 he'll decide to part it out.

 

Junkyard would be your best bet to find that part.

 

could i pick it up from nissan? anyone know what its called or its part # or anything about it

 

what exactly am I looking at? I have the nissan parts catalog cd I can look it up if I know what it is

 

ur looking at the fuse box under the dash. on to the left to the convential fuse box. it looks like a box with several squares where wires plug in. im wondering i can just take that out by itself. it has a number next to it. it reads PP-(T25+P5) . i dunno if that helsp

 

ok I'll have a quick look when I get home tonight

 

Take it to the dealership and see if they'll warranty it. Dont mention changing lights or whatever. Just make them think something happened all of a sudden... Problem solved

 

one slight problem. all the lights are already set up, with wires and all, this happened after i had installed everything. and 2. they would ask why the spare fuse hole is broken caus that would prove that i was doing custom work.

 

thanks alot.

 

any luck taz?

 

I can find the fuse panel but not any of the harnesses. If you think the short is there in the harness though you should be able to bypass it. I think your more likely to have burnt a ground wire though. Unless you can see obvios chaffing or the harness is melted, I'd look else where and ground wires and fuses

 

Man, those pics break my heart!

 

hmm...bypass it huh. how would that work? would it be easier to find another power source for my lights i.e. splicing the lighter wires or should i go through with fixing the fuses