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Installing mirrortap power source, now gauge needles don't light up. Blown fuse?

Have all. I was *trying* to install the mirrortap power source for my radar detector. I managed to get the 12 volt pin in without too much trouble but could

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Old 03-14-2015, 05:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I was *trying* to install the mirrortap power source for my radar detector. I managed to get the 12 volt pin in without too much trouble but could not manage to get the black ground in.

As I was trying to get it in, I heard an acute click or snap that sounded like electricity. I started looking around and noticed my needles now don't like up. I also don't get any beeps when locking the car from the door on the outside or when I first turn the car on into accessory mode.

Please tell me this is just some blown fuse and is easy to fix. I hope I didn't royally screw something up.

Thanks a lot for your input.
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Look for a blown fuse.

I would start with the fuse panel on the driver side kick panel.
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This definitely sounds like a fuse issue though? Has this happened to anyone else?
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That's why you should always disconnect the battery before any elec work.
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Easy fix replace the fuse...do not work on anything electrical without disconnecting the power source first.
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Definitely blown fuse you will find in the driver's side kick panel. Can't remember for sure, but I recall it's the 3rd or 4th from the bottom on the left.
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