I've been recently giving my minivan some upgrades to the interior such as some new speakers, a side pillar mounted gauge, a rear mounted "hidden" radio antenna, plus a new headliner and a factory overhead console.
While I was test fitting the overhead console a couple of the (yet to be fully wrapped) wires for the push button lights may have got crossed and seemed to knock out the power to my factory radio & all the overhead interior lights. I checked the fuse box and found no bad fuses. It wasn't clearly listed what fuse went to the overhead lights anyway, the closest listing I saw was for "indicator" lights. The factory radio had it's own fuse, but it was fine. I also didn't see anything listed for it in the underhood "power distribution center" in it's relays or fuses. Everything else seems to be fine, except for one other thing I noticed today. The voltage gauge on the instrument cluster no longer works as well. The factory cassette/cd radio worked fine before the mishap as did the previous overhead lights. I was very cautious when it came to the splicing of the wiring for the console lights as I skipped the more elaborate functions like the compass & power vent switches and just used the front and rear click on lights correctly spliced (and bench tested) into my previous connector. Does anyone know what I should check to get this one fixed? It seems to be a bad hidden relay or fusable link. David Salamone Positive Impressions [email protected] ___________REMOVE-FOOTER-WHEN-REPLYING_________ ShelbyDodge mailing list [email protected] http://www.imagilist.com/mailman/listinfo/shelbydodge
