r32chopo6

So, I took the amp out of my girl's car, the power wires made contact with each other and they sparked and I'm guessing caused a short. Now my car won't start. Everything turns on, lights, radio, everything, but the car wont crank.

Does anyone know what I messed up?? I really need your help, it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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08Supawhite

I had the same thing happen to me a while back. It turned out to be just a blown fuse. Check all of the fuses.

r32chopo6

thanks man!!! I just thought it was going to be something more serious. I'll check the fuses.

aryana159

I had the same thing happen to me about a week ago it was on of the fuses under the hood those cube looking ones not the normal long flat ones pine was the fuse size of 20 and it was pink

r32chopo6

could you be more specific? by pink, you mean dark pink? like purple?? because thats the only one i see and its a relay?? anyone else have any input as well?

also noticed, cig lighter doesnt work, windows dont work, radio wont turn on, side view mirrors cant be adjusted....

hope someone can help!!!

sw09

he could mean a maxi fuse(looks like the small fuses but bigger) the color is just a color code for the amperage rating. if i were u id check all the fuses and relays. after that you should bring it to a shop/dealership b/c it can be a computer problem at that point

yellowxhoodie

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check all fuses and relays.
under the hood and kick panel.

fuses can be checked just by looking at them.
relays need to be checked a diff way.
if you dont know how, just youtube it, theres plenty of videos that show you how.

morticianaxe

Its more than likely your AM2 Fuse... you have two AM Fuses that run through the ignition, AM1, and AM2. the AM1 is mainly pre-ignition (Lights, Accessories, etc..) and the AM2 is responsible for anything after you turn your key to the start position. i went through this and had it jumped, and everything i couldnt figure out what the issue was so i had it towed to the dealer. the fuse is under the hood, it should be one of the big grey ones like a relay fuse.