CiXel

I installed a new satellite radio system for my wife and hard wired in everything. This worked great for about a week until the entire radio / cigarette chain went dead. There seem to be two fuses associated with this pair, One being a 15A under the dash #23 which was indeed blown. The other, in looking at the schematic is a 10A that is annotated as a No. 19(10A) Fuse with a "27" surrounded by a triangle.

Before I rip everything open, can anyone tell me where I might find that "27" Fuse? I suspect since the 15A is blown, then that 10A would would be blown as well
(as just replacing the 15A doesn't get it working again

bluelxfodo

did you look at your back up fuse in your engine bay?

CiXel

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bluelxfodo &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">did you look at your back up fuse in your engine bay?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I did not. I will check presently. Just seems odd that a secondary 15A fuse would be easy to get to and a first line of defense 10A would be difficult. I'll look

CiXel

I'd still love to know what the "27" triangle refers to, but I was able to solve my issue by replacing the Fuse 23 under the dash. Once I traced everything else out, it could be nothing else and a trip to the store and some new fuses seems to have done the trick [knock on wood]. I guess the spare wasn't happy. Alas...

Thanks

NOFX

Are you talking about a 5th gen or 6th gen? I take it you mean the 5th gen (92-95) since the diagram only goes up to 25 for them. 6th gens (96-00) have 27 right in the middle.

92ehatch

i think thats just a stamp on the plastic cover.

your problem lies in something else most likely