we jacked the car up to put a camber kit on and we had to move the fuse box forward but we didn't disconnect anything. when we lowered it and went to crank it up it was dead. help helpl help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

come on anyone. have no ride here

 

hmmmm any lights come on.....? instrument lights...headlights.?anything?

 

only thing that works are emergency lights

 

just to get this out the way its not the battery..?

 

no we tested it and it was good. all the fuses are good to. we think it might be something with the fuse box under the hood

 

umm is it an accord or a teal civic?

 

its a 96 gunmetal accord yo. not the coupe in the pic

 

hmmm does it crank..?

 

nope. its completely dead except for hazards

 

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no one would have known since it had not been stated.

what were you doing removing a fuse box for installing a camber kit if I may ask? I was under the impression it did not need to be removed for anything like that.

Have you gone over all the fuses?

Made sure that everything is plugged in and tight?

I would suspect the fuse box to be the culprit

 

u have to move the fuse box to get to one of the bolts. but why would it mess up all of the sudden

 

You said you moved it, well there's 4 plugs on the bottom of the fuse box that all go to the harnesses and the ECU.

I would imagine if one of those was even loose the car wouldn't start.

 

yeah. i was thinking of that but not positive. du u know how it opens. it isn't like my civic and the bottom just pops of

 

Yeah, bottom part should just pop off and should expose the 4 cables, there may be some tension but it is just some zip ties, I removed my friends when we ran a power wire for his amp.

 

check the ground, then check the body for ground.