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part III: Checked grounds and changed ignition switch, still no accessories 700 1987

posted by  Volfro on  Wed Jan 11 15:17 CST 2006
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Hiya,

I've cleaned my grounds and changed ignition switch, and still I'm not getting any response from my wipers, radio, fan, etc.

So I took a test light to my fuses (which is what I should've done first after replacing fuses anyway) and found out that, lo and behold, the fuses that belonged to my affected accessories weren't getting any power.

I'm not sure at all where to go from here. It would make sense if it was the fuse tray itself, since all the accessories (so far: heater blower, power seats, power mirrors, radio, horn, wipers) cut out at once suddenly--nothing intermittent about it--and haven't started up again since. Also, when I bought the car, I noticed that the slot for fuse 1 is charred and melted, and they'd rigged it up so that 1 is elsewhere.

Thus the question: Checked FAQs, and I have no idea what to do. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again Brickboard, and sorry for the spam of late

volfro






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