kadafiz

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greenciv05

sure u didnt pinch any wires while putting the head unit in?

vxcoastie

not a loose ground but a short to ground somewhere. Symptoms of a loose ground is it may work intermittently or with some kind of bump to the unit. Short to ground means there is a positive lead somewhere that is touching ground where it should not thus, consistently blowing fuses. Like greenciv05 said you are possibly pinching a wire.Re-check your wiring.

kadafiz

pinching means a negative maybe touching a postive somewhere? when i put the head unit in i dont think i messed with any wires that had to do with the switch or cluster

ethan82000

all the wires for the radio also run with the wires for the cluster..basically one big harness if im not mistaken? correct me if im wrong

Trinity001

its the orange wire from the head unit, that should be the dimmer wire....

kadafiz

hmm gonna check on it tommarow thanks

FiRe_OpTiKzİ

do your head lights work but no corners ?

i had the same problem sorda, but my rear light bulb was burn out and it kept popping the fuse for the tail lights,instrument panel, and corner light.

kadafiz

nah my rear light bulb is good thanks tho