2006 Acura TL climate control problems
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2006 Acura TL climate control problems
im new to the acura world but i wanted to upgrade my hu so i could easily install speakers sub amp etc later on. so i bypassed the factory amp and ran new speaker wires to the speakers and i used a scorche wiring harness for the rest. the hu works perfect with my speakers and sub and amp but i installed everything and put everything back together and now my heated seats, shifter lights, and all my climate control (a/c defrost any fans are not working . so far ive checked the fuses on the drivers side and each one was good! the screen is still lit blue but when i press any buttons nothing happens. does anyone know what im missing? did i miss something? probably something stupid but im not even sure which fuse is for all these things. go easy on me guys!
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You probably unplugged something or blew a fuse
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travislindsey (09-29-2017)
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Oh it's not just lights , sounds like you left something unplugged. Go back and check your work
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travislindsey (09-29-2017)
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Race Director
Check fuse #10 (10A) in the underhood fuse box...
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travislindsey (09-27-2017)
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i just checked the fuses under the hood and they all look good! is there a wiring harness somewhere that was unplugged that im missing? or whats my best way to troubleshoot everything after i test the fuses? please help!
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If it's not a fuse, then you probably missed a harness that you unplugged.... Get a service manual or preferable the Electrical Troubleshooting Manual.
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travislindsey (09-29-2017)
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Originally Posted by travislindsey
i just checked the fuses under the hood and they all look good! is there a wiring harness somewhere that was unplugged that im missing? or whats my best way to troubleshoot everything after i test the fuses? please help!
Like I said, take it all apart and retrace your steps to confirm everything was plugged in again
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travislindsey (09-29-2017)
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So it was the previous owner's fault? You didn't have climate control before you began the amp project?