Yeah everything works now, took out the stock amp, have the right harness and now have everything hooked up, including the subs :D
Getting through the firewall was nice and easy using a hole on the bottom middle of the firewall on the right side. was easy, just pried it open with a really big...
FIGURED IT ALL OUT. The dome fuse under the hood was fried.......I only have a 25 capacity amp fuse to replace, but Ive heard that that's okay? Thanks!
Jeremy
Yeah I check the ones in the cabin there were 2 bad ones the turn one because my signals werent working for a while, after I changed that one they were fixed, and the ACC or ECC or whatever that ones called, I replaced that one as well. Now they are all good, visually and with the multimeter...
Not getting power to Head Unit 2000 SR5
This is on a 2000 SR5 and everything was working until recenntly things started dieing. I changed 2 bad fuses, but Im guessing maybe there's more.....
So I know I have a functioning head unit and I have connected all my wires properly to the...
So I tried connecting an after market head unit. The head unit was working fine for a while, but then I guess 2 wires touched since I hadnt soldered them yet. So now my stock stereo doesnt work, the clock doesnt work and the dashlights and interior lights dont work.
The turn signals didnt...
So I checked the fuses and the ACC fuse and the Turn signal fuses were both blown. I love how people always talk about using a multimeter, but it was clear as day that those damn things were blown, lol.
So all in all my turn signal and hazards work, but not the indoor lights or the dash light...
Okay......under the glove right? Also, I noticed my signals dont work either :\ on the dash and outside. Ill check the fuses though, thanks for the heads up,
Yeah I posted the right harness, I think maybe the wires touched for a bit. The stock radio isnt working anymore, but I did get the head unit to work for like 10 minutes when plugged into amp plug. which is obviously the correct plug O_o
Thank you, I think I might have blown a fuse where the...
So I decided to take everything apart to install my new stereo, and I managed to screw something up. I really have no clue what. I noticed there was one wire not plugged into anything, but I have no clue where it could go, it's near the base where the amp is. Here's some pictures that I hope...