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Whilst I was installing my head unit in my car, I accidentally crossed a wire and i'm sure I heard a fuse blow somewhere..

However, when I checked the corresponding AUDIO fuse on the interior fuse box it was working fine. I even checked the AUDIO fuse in the boot!

The RED/WHITE cable which was returning a positive contant 12V battery current before I crossed the wire now isn't anymore.

Also my Clock in the dashboard has stopped working, which makes sense since I believe that the radio and clock work of the same fuse/circuit right?

So i'm out of ideas, what the hell have i screwed up? Any ideas guys as i'm really upset with myself about this!

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Whilst I was installing my head unit in my car, I accidentally crossed a wire and i'm sure I heard a fuse blow somewhere..

However, when I checked the corresponding AUDIO fuse on the interior fuse box it was working fine. I even checked the AUDIO fuse in the boot!

The RED/WHITE cable which was returning a positive contant 12V battery current before I crossed the wire now isn't anymore.

Also my Clock in the dashboard has stopped working, which makes sense since I believe that the radio and clock work of the same fuse/circuit right?

So i'm out of ideas, what the hell have i screwed up? Any ideas guys as i'm really upset with myself about this!

check your cig lighter fuse. and dome light fuse. ? , don't hack anymore you could set off airbags if your car has one still.

check the threads for the right wiring diagrams for R33, and solder/tape the wires, then zip tie at the very least. crappy crimp connectors fail , and twist and tape is a fire waiting to happen.

or call a installer to fix it up properly ???

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