PD-On second thought, it looks like the connection at the fuse box is the prime suspect. Try disconnecting the 2 green wires and run a jumper wire directly to the battery. At least this can be done without crawling under the dash.
Berry
I ran a test light from both sides of the fuse box to the negative battery terminal and the lamp lit. I assume that meant there's power in and out of the fuse box and the break in the circuit is under the dash at the connector. If there's no break...I guess its a missing ground. My problem has always been knowing what to do but not knowing how. Try following computer instructions...
Berry
I ran a test light from both sides of the fuse box to the negative battery terminal and the lamp lit. I assume that meant there's power in and out of the fuse box and the break in the circuit is under the dash at the connector. If there's no break...I guess its a missing ground. My problem has always been knowing what to do but not knowing how. Try following computer instructions...