My interior lights and pioneer headunit radio is not working!!!

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Okay guys...I am in need of help! Major help!!! I just bought some LED interior lights for my 1999 Toyota 4Runner and everything. Well come to find out, all of a sudden, that my interior lights and radio do not work at all. My h.i.d's are working fine but everthing else is ruined. Has anybody had this happen to them. Please...I need so advice and help!! Thanks
 
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TheDurk said:
DOME fuse.
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What fuse number and color is that? All my other lights work fine in my car like the gauge lights where the odometer is. It's just all my interior lights and radio. I looked under the hood where the fuse box is and the interior fuse box, but it got too dark before I could start looking. Could you please give me the fuse number and color of it. Thanks!
 
I mean I know where the fuse box is, under the hood and the interior one....and what to look for on the fuse box itself. I just want to know what the fuse number is and color it might be?
 
99RunnerSC said:
I mean I know where the fuse box is, under the hood and the interior one....and what to look for on the fuse box itself. I just want to know what the fuse number is and color it might be?
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Step 1. Take off fuse box cover.
Step 2. Flip cover over.
Step 3. Read where it tells you where the fuse is.
Step 4. Remove said fuse and inspect. Replace if blown.

Additional note: LED bulbs are directional. They'll only work one way. It's very easy to put them in backwards.
 
This is as close as I will come to this one.

From that little book in your glovebox:

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What you will see when you pull the burnt fuse (pick correct one):

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auto_fuse
 
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BlackCat914 said:
Step 1. Take off fuse box cover.
Step 2. Flip cover over.
Step 3. Read where it tells you where the fuse is.
Step 4. Remove said fuse and inspect. Replace if blown.

Additional note: LED bulbs are directional. They'll only work one way. It's very easy to put them in backwards.
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I'm not stupid lol. I know how to read the stuff on the fuse box and stuff. All I am simply asking is what is the fuse number or color and amp. I think it is 15A, which is the blue fuse but I was just saying, because it got dark outside and couldn't see a thing.

BTW the LEDs that I put in are like bulbs...there is no one way direction with these. I didn't get the plug-in-play ones like I had before. Thanks for the help though
 
Hey guys! I just want to say thank you for everything and the advice that ya'll gave. I got my interior lights and radio fixed. It was the DOME fuse, 15A blue one. Now I just got to figure out which fuse is the radio one. My radio hasn't been working for a while now but I know it might be the fuse cause everybody else on here that has older 4runners than mine have their digital clocks working perfectly fine.
 
99RunnerSC said:
Hey guys! I just want to say thank you for everything and the advice that ya'll gave. I got my interior lights and radio fixed. It was the DOME fuse, 15A blue one. Now I just got to figure out which fuse is the radio one. My radio hasn't been working for a while now but I know it might be the fuse cause everybody else on here that has older 4runners than mine have their digital clocks working perfectly fine.
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Your head unit will have its own fuse, either in the unit or in-line to the battery or both. Here is one Pioneer--see the red 10A micro fuse? You need 3 connections at the HU for the HU to power on: 12V+ constant (usually yellow), 12V+ switched (usually red, but sometimes switched with the yellow), and ground (usually black). Best is to check all three at the HU plug with a meter or test light.

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I realize it gets dark out side but dont you own a flashlight??? haha-
most gas stations have them for like 4.99
Just giving you hell :)
Worst case scenario a cell phone works well too- 899.00 at your local Verizon-
Glad you got it fixed-
 
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