Broke it, now I need some help

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itr1275

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I was probing the rear view mirror wires for a dash cam hook up and slipped. The slip caused a short and I can't find the blown fuse.

Not working:
- Homelink
- Heater & AC (Totally dead)
- Seat heater
- Door windows (all 4 dead)

Working
- Radio
- Hazards
- Wipers
- Rear (hatch) window
- Dome light
- Keyless entry/lock

It starts but did hesitate on the first go around. Then seems to run fine, but I didn't move it.

I have gone through fuses under the hood
Pulled and checked
50A - HTR
30A/30A/50A - PIC HTR NO .2/ 30A SUB BATT/ 50A PTC HTR NO .1
30A - PTC HTR NO .3
10A - MIR HTR
Checked with Ohm meter
All the little fuses

The fuses under the dash under the dash - have pulled and checked
25A - S/ROOF
30A - WIP
 
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Shot in the dark here cuz I feel your pain...have you checked every fuse using a voltmeter set for ohms preferably with the continuity beep on? Pulled the negative terminal off the battery, said a prayer and checked it in the morning? Beyond that it gets spooky if you don’t know what 2 wires shorted..if you do then we need some schematics.

Just to help others avoid this easy mistake always disconnect the negative terminal of the battery before working on the truck.
 
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Sovled

It was the 10A ECU-IG NO.2. Under the dash. Go figure.

Not sure what that goes to but I'm guessing it's an accessory circuit.

Thanks for the help!
 
Thanks for the help.

In your case it must have been something that glitch the ECU and the reset fixed it. Chalk it up to computer stuff.

I needed to have the wire hot so I can find +12V and GND. The good news is I know which one is hot, but I was trying to fit a makehift connector and . . . Oops.
 
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