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PostPosted: Mon May 19, 2008 2:35 pm 
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When the CB shop originally installed my CB radio, they ran the power to the harness under the steering wheel behind the panel. They spliced it to 2 wires, one thick and one thin (negative ans positive), both of them color orange and gray (striped).

I installed a new CB today using the original wiring without knowing that this new CB was higher draw. It blew a fuse or something because now I get no power from the lines.

When I looked at trhe FSM it said something about F142.

I have no idea what fuse to replace and the stealership wants to charge me 75.00 to diagnose. Please help

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MiniDevil wrote:
When the CB shop originally installed my CB radio, they ran the power to the harness under the steering wheel behind the panel. They spliced it to 2 wires, one thick and one thin (negative ans positive), both of them color orange and gray (striped).

I installed a new CB today using the original wiring without knowing that this new CB was higher draw. It blew a fuse or something because now I get no power from the lines.

When I looked at trhe FSM it said something about F142.

I have no idea what fuse to replace and the stealership wants to charge me 75.00 to diagnose. Please help


Assuming it's a fuse, can't you just look at all of them, one at a time and see which is blown?

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I tried that and didnt see any blown fuses in the 2 fuseboxes (engine compartment and drivers side dash)

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MiniDevil wrote:
I tried that and didnt see any blown fuses in the 2 fuseboxes (engine compartment and drivers side dash)


Ahh, so what all is currently "not working"? You may have melted a wire if the load was too great and there wasn't a fused connection.

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I dont know what else is currently not working. Just whatever I hook to that circuit doesnt work.

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it drives fine and theres nothing different at all it seems.

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I'm taking a stab at your situation, But you may check to make sure there isn't an inline fuse like other aftermarket items. Yes there are a lot of fuses to check, but past radio CB and such aftermarket the supply an inline fuse which always make trouble shooting chalengeing. :?

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I'm taking a stab at your situation, But you may check to make sure there isn't an inline fuse like other aftermarket items. Yes there are a lot of fuses to check, but past radio CB and such aftermarket the supply an inline fuse which always make trouble shooting chalengeing. :?


That was it. It was an inline fuse. I had to completely remove all the wiring to find it :?

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