Could it be the 50A fuse in my engine bay that says OPTIONAL? Its missing...the 50A OPTIONAL fuse...and my alarm / interior light isnt working because of that missing 50A fuse?

 

well if your interior light worked before, it's not the "optional" fuse because if it wasn't there in the 1st place, it wouldn't work. Does your alarm work? Just the light doesn't work right? Did the interior light work before the alarm was put in?

 

I must have read your post wrong. The interior lights work right just not the blinking alarm light?

 

unplug your alarm from the brain box. Check vor voltage with car off and on. If you're getting volage, then it's not a fuse. If not, there should be a seperate fuse for the alarm that came with it.

 

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im sorry...my story wasnt straight...i just tried to explain it as quickly as possible. It was there but i used my optional 50a to replace my 50a ignition because the fuse was burnt and my car wouldnt start...

 

so your alarm doesn't work at all?

 

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Nope...after i replaced the ignition fuse with the optional fuse...both my interior light and my alarm doesnt work. Its gotta be the 50A Optional fuse!

 

Most importantly, you must find out what the hell caused your 50a fuse in the first place. That is not the easiest fuse to blow.