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Hey guys and girls i already did a search but the threads don't really come into my criteria ;)....well this week i took my gauges out...they were the Auto Guage ones connnected to the radio for power.....so i took them out and now my radio doesn't turn on :worship: im pretty sure i connected up all the wires....and also my clock doesn't turn on but my climate control works perfectly....if somoene could shed some light it'd be good...and also can anyone post the english version of the inside under drivers side fuse box ?

Cheers

Chi

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Hey guys and girls i already did a search but the threads don't really come into my criteria ;)....well this week i took my gauges out...they were the Auto Guage ones connnected to the radio for power.....so i took them out and now my radio doesn't turn on :worship: im pretty sure i connected up all the wires....and also my clock doesn't turn on but my climate control works perfectly....if somoene could shed some light it'd be good...and also can anyone post the english version of the inside under drivers side fuse box ?

Cheers

Chi

hey buddy. check the 8th or 9th fuse on the right hand side. im sure thats the stereo 1!

Edited by R33 S2

alright guys i put in the Audio 10 amp fuse and the clocked worked again, but my intereior light near the middle of the roof kinda works and kinda doesn't :laugh: like when i open the passenger door it lights up then when i open the drivers door (with passenger door closed) it doesn't light up :? so is this a fuse again? radio still doesn't work but i think thast cause the wiring si wrong any help would be good

Cheers

Chi

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