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dougsctt 01-17-2007 07:44 PM

backwards battery
 
I installed a battery in backwards like a idiot and blew the 100amp fuse and
my headlights wont come on. i replaced the fuse but the headlights still dont
work. i checked the voltage at the bulbs and theirs nothing. am i overlooking
something? if its a fuse i cant find it. any help would be great. thank you.


Brian Nystrom 01-18-2007 10:18 PM

Re: backwards battery
 
dougsctt wrote:
> I installed a battery in backwards like a idiot and blew the 100amp fuse and
> my headlights wont come on. i replaced the fuse but the headlights still dont
> work. i checked the voltage at the bulbs and theirs nothing. am i overlooking
> something? if its a fuse i cant find it. any help would be great. thank you.


You may have fried the headlight relay.

Will the car even start? Do the other accessories work (radio, fan,
heat, A/C, power windows, power mirrors, rear defroster, etc.)? If not,
that may indicate a problem with the ETACS computer.

']['unez 01-19-2007 10:07 AM

Re: backwards battery
 
Did you check the normal fuse in the fusebox ?

']['unez

"dougsctt" <u31028@uwe> wrote in message news:6c714009b25ad@uwe...
>I installed a battery in backwards like a idiot and blew the 100amp fuse
>and
> my headlights wont come on. i replaced the fuse but the headlights still
> dont
> work. i checked the voltage at the bulbs and theirs nothing. am i
> overlooking
> something? if its a fuse i cant find it. any help would be great. thank
> you.
>




hyundaitech 01-19-2007 05:10 PM

Re: backwards battery
 
You'll need to check all your fuses. In many cases, more than one blows.
Rarely does this cause an issue beyond blown fuses.


Brian Nystrom 01-20-2007 04:08 PM

Re: backwards battery
 
hyundaitech wrote:
> You'll need to check all your fuses. In many cases, more than one blows.
> Rarely does this cause an issue beyond blown fuses.


That's good to know!


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