Last week, all fourteen terminals of my fuse box had continuity. Then, I managed to blow a fuse while searching for a directional signal failure. I replaced the fuse but now only terminals 1-8 have continuity, 9-14 do not (the fuses are ok).
Looking at the back of the fuse block is intimidating so before I proceed, I'm looking for some advice. Is there a common power feed that cause terminals 9-14 to go offline? It seems to me something may have come loose and caused the continuity break.
I've read the threads about cleaning the fuse block and will do so but right now I am apprehensive about digging in to the fuse block until I hear from the collective knowledge available.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Joe
Looking at the back of the fuse block is intimidating so before I proceed, I'm looking for some advice. Is there a common power feed that cause terminals 9-14 to go offline? It seems to me something may have come loose and caused the continuity break.
I've read the threads about cleaning the fuse block and will do so but right now I am apprehensive about digging in to the fuse block until I hear from the collective knowledge available.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Joe