FivepointSlow
Well-Known Member
I have alot of electrical related problems for someone who can confidentially splice 2 wires together but when it comes to figuring out which 2 to splice I'm stumped.
[MENTION=12407]SVTstang96[/MENTION] and [MENTION=11896]ttocs[/MENTION] have helped me with some problems and SVT is currently looking into some of the issues for me but I don't like depending on 1 person. I hate wasting peoples time with my problems lol.
Problems:
Windshield wipers don't work- in any function, be it a timed setting or the washer fluid activating the wipers do not turn on, the module makes a clicking noise when you try to turn them on.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses, replaced wiper module. Still makes the clicking noise.
Windshield washer fluid does not flow- the pump worked a few months ago.. Now nothing. No noise is heard when I try to push the button.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses.
Stereo speaker silence: No audio comes out of the speakers, any of them. Power is going to the head unit, and all functions on the head unit work.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses, checked all wires in back of head unit
Power windows a no go: Power windows do not work. I noticed that there is an extra harness in my door panel that does not connect to anything, it's in the lower part of the door.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses.
Power locks are moody: Sometimes only the drivers side works, sometimes only the passenger side works, sometimes both work, sometimes neither.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses.
Interior fuse box: This is more of a stupid question than a problem. I had [MENTION=17616]the5.ohh[/MENTION] run out to his car and take some pictures of his fuse boxes for me so I can compare mine to his and see if I am missing any fuses (you know how there are fuse slots that are unused in some cars, ie the convertible top fuse in a coupe) and in his interior fuse box he has fuses in the cover... He didn't want to go back outside in the cold to check it and I don't blame him, but is this for storage of extra fuses or are those actual fuses in use? I am missing the cover for my fuse box and am stumped.. Can't really tell. I'm sure it's just storage but I want to be sure.
His interior fuse box:
Mine:
His engine bay fuse box:
Mine:
All this has me stumped... I'm heading out to spend my $25 advanced auto gift card on fuses tomorrow, as I personally hate advanced auto and it's not as close as autozone and I've had this gift card for over a year. Why not spend it on fuses? Lol
Any help would be appreciated.
These are the fuse box diagrams I've been using... I can only assume they are correct.
Engine bay:
Interior:
[MENTION=12407]SVTstang96[/MENTION] and [MENTION=11896]ttocs[/MENTION] have helped me with some problems and SVT is currently looking into some of the issues for me but I don't like depending on 1 person. I hate wasting peoples time with my problems lol.
Problems:
Windshield wipers don't work- in any function, be it a timed setting or the washer fluid activating the wipers do not turn on, the module makes a clicking noise when you try to turn them on.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses, replaced wiper module. Still makes the clicking noise.
Windshield washer fluid does not flow- the pump worked a few months ago.. Now nothing. No noise is heard when I try to push the button.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses.
Stereo speaker silence: No audio comes out of the speakers, any of them. Power is going to the head unit, and all functions on the head unit work.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses, checked all wires in back of head unit
Power windows a no go: Power windows do not work. I noticed that there is an extra harness in my door panel that does not connect to anything, it's in the lower part of the door.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses.
Power locks are moody: Sometimes only the drivers side works, sometimes only the passenger side works, sometimes both work, sometimes neither.
Troubleshoots attempted: Checked all related fuses.
Interior fuse box: This is more of a stupid question than a problem. I had [MENTION=17616]the5.ohh[/MENTION] run out to his car and take some pictures of his fuse boxes for me so I can compare mine to his and see if I am missing any fuses (you know how there are fuse slots that are unused in some cars, ie the convertible top fuse in a coupe) and in his interior fuse box he has fuses in the cover... He didn't want to go back outside in the cold to check it and I don't blame him, but is this for storage of extra fuses or are those actual fuses in use? I am missing the cover for my fuse box and am stumped.. Can't really tell. I'm sure it's just storage but I want to be sure.
His interior fuse box:
Mine:
His engine bay fuse box:
Mine:
All this has me stumped... I'm heading out to spend my $25 advanced auto gift card on fuses tomorrow, as I personally hate advanced auto and it's not as close as autozone and I've had this gift card for over a year. Why not spend it on fuses? Lol
Any help would be appreciated.
These are the fuse box diagrams I've been using... I can only assume they are correct.
Engine bay:
Interior: