Hi,
This is probably a simple fuse issue(i hope)....
i plugged in an air compressor this past weekend because I had a flat tire in the middle of a snow storm and when i tried turning on the compressor it flickered on for 1 sec and just turned off.
i then noticed that my cellphone wasnt charging anymore later on that day and my radio no longer turns on.

Is this just a problem of a blown fuse? if so , which fuse is it and whats the amp rating on it?

Thank you,

 

Check the fuse. Sounds like the switched ACC fuse that powers them is blown. Prolly a 20-25amp in the drivers kick panel. They use the same circuit.

 

That's what i thought. I just havent had time to even check it.
So it's labeled ACC?

Thanks,

 

is your clock half-dim?

 

Umm. I dont think so. I would have noticed that same night.
Why?

 

do your rear tail lights go on with your headlights?

check small light fuse

 

my rear taillights do come on with my headlights, but i did noticed that my right brake light is non functional now.
i replaced that bulb and still not working. I get the brake lamp warning on my speedometer gauge.

ARGH...

 

its most likely a fuse, i had the same problem, i was listening to cd player and all of a sudden it turned off and radar detector as well [which was plugged in cigarette lighter]. i cant remember whether the fuse is on the left of the pedals or in the center.

 

hey does any one else have a light around the cig lighter?? mine looks like there could be one there but it never comes on, is it just a bulb, or is it not supposed to light up around the lighter hole?

 

Ok thanks.
I will check fuses tomorrow.

 

Okay...it was definitely a 15a FUSE.
Thanks guys!

Now I have one more issue.
My right brake light does not come on when I brake.
I have replaced the bulb twice (thinking it was the bulb) and It did not fix the issue. I took the same bulbs and placed them on left brake light assembly and the bulbs work fine, so it's not the bulbs. Is there a fuse for this as well? or do i have a different problem altogether?

thanks