ok so i just noticed on my car that when my low beams or high beams are on my blinkers click but they dont light...also when my cluster light is on and i turn the light control thingy (the one that turns ur top light on or off when ur door is open)
my buddie says it might have something to do with grounds...but i dont know where to find common grounds on my car (98 civic hatch)...i have some cel's MAP SENSOR...RPM SENSOR... any help on how to fix anything is greatly appreciated

 

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cmon

 

have u checked ur fuses?

 

yhea i checked all of them...they are all good ...and none are missing

 

help

 

 

hmm have u done anithing to any of ur wiring lately? check the bulbs?

 

yhea i checked all my bulbs and...i recently wire a new pioneer stereo...but this was going on before the stereo so iono

 

yhea i checked all my bulbs and...i recently wire a new pioneer stereo...but this was going on before the stereo so iono

 

im confused...

 

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wth!?


what other cel's do you have? just those two?

 

i have RPM FLUCTUATION sensor,RPM sensor, o2 Sensor, TPS sensor,

just havent had time to get around to them... but could that have anything to do with it?

 

help

 

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Perhaps the gauge cluster itself?

I'm not too confident on my answer because I have never experienced this kind of problem.

Try using another friend's gauge cluster to see if this problem still persists.

 

hmmm good thinking...damon...imma try that....but please more people help me

 

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You definitely have a massive electrical problem, likely related to a bad ground.

Buy a manual an check all grounds.

 

yhea thats wut mah buddie says where can i get one of those manuals

 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kornboy2989 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yhea thats wut mah buddie says where can i get one of those manuals </TD></TR></TABLE>This thing will pay for itself VERY quickly...
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It has everything you need. You can buy this thing and sound like a freaking GURU... If you know how to read!

Don't forget to use a MultiMeter to check your Fuses. Other than that, it'll be a good idea to iron out all of your electrical issues (including some CELs) BEFORE installing new components. There are plenty of people in the A/V/S Forum who can help determine how much, if at all, your Stereo Wiring is coming into play, but you have to be very specific about the nature of your problem and the Components involved... Be warned, or be warmed (via flame)...

Hope this helps!
JasonGhostz

 

thx alot i shall pick one up soon