Hey guys, I have 1992 Eg hatch with a d15b7. I let my car sit for awhile and then my battery died, I charged my battery and oreillys said it was good, then I put it in, and now I'm not getting any power to even unlock my car. It was fine before that. any input helps !

thank you

 

Check the master fuse. Did you accidentally arc out the battery?

 

What he said....... Its the master fuse....... When ever the wires get shocked the fuse pops.... That's it... Happen to me twice....

 

I have a circulatory checker, and it shows I am still getting power from it. I guess I could try a new battery... Where is the Master fuse located ? I stated I cannot get in the car due to removing manual locks. (unless I break a window )

 

yet you can open the hood?

 

what did you do get rid of the key holes? if you didnt the key should still unlock the doors unless you did the conversion wrong.I don't have key holes on my hatch, but I have a backup way to unlock the doors that runs on alkaline batteries, completely independent of the cars electrical system

 

The master fuse is a massive ******, in the under-hood fuse box. You can't miss it. Even Stevie Wonder could find it.

 

yes.

 

Could you please possibly show me ? I would appreciate it. Thank you

 

I still have keyholes, but they will not unlock with the key. A friend did it a looong time ago.

 

how

 

NotARacist that was fucked up but hilarious

 

your main fuse is a 50 amp black fuse labelled on the cover IG

 

Do the horn and hazard lights work?

The power distribution fuse is 80A and is located in the hood fuse box.

You'll find fuse box diagrams in the FAQs sticky.

 

as soon as you can get into your car, you need to fix the door lock conversion, it's done completely wrong, then go beat your friends *** instead of connecting the actuators to the lock rods, he disconnected the key linkages and connected it to them.

 

Still nothing. It looked good, and I even bought a new one just to see.

 

Yea I would, but hes in poland

 

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