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Ok as the title suggested, I was installing some new interior ceiling light bulbs

the driver's side was a bit tight so I used a lil more force with the bulb

then it hit something and flipped out, after that all the interior lights including boot are not working.

So I'm wondering where do I go about fixing the connection?

Thanks

With a new fuse that you no doubt blew?

on Holdens it's in the kick panel (don't ask how I know that) and I think it's the same for good cars :wave:

location, location, location

Well if you don't know where your fuses are, hand your damn keys in!

There's a box in the engine bay on the intake side near the plenum, there is one above your right knee as you sit in the drivers seat, and there is a box next to the battery in the boot...

Try the one near the drivers seat first... if you've never opened that, it has spare fuses and fuse pliers :wave:

As doof said check fuses..

The one for the interial lights is located in the drivers side kick panel. ie. Under the steering wheel, there is a pull out thingy which exposes all the fuses. See diagram below for fuse meaning:

http://paulr33.skylinesaustralia.com/diagr...33-fusebox.html

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