92fire-audio

Wiring in a cd player for the girlfriend (Keep in mind this is for a 99 mustang, i couldn't find anyone else to ask), somehow the switched 12volt (wire that gives power when car is turned on) got grounded out.. I figured I just blew a fuse... I checked the fuses under the steering wheel.. None were bad... I popped the hood, looked in the fuse box buy the battery... None were blown...

What could it be? Do I maybe need to reset the computer? I'm really stumped and I want to get this done with ASAP.. I'm tired of working with electronics... Could there be ANOTHER fuse panel somewhere else on a mustang?

Chris Luongo

I honestly think that you really must have blown a fuse. If you're not sure how to spot a blown fuse, test the suspect fuse for continuity with a multimeter. If you can't do that, "borrow" a known good fuse from another location, like the wiper fuse or whatever.

92fire-audio

Well I've got a fuse tester and all of them make it light up.. I had 2 bad fuses from other wires I accidentally grounded out, but I changed them and still no go...

One fuse was in the engine compartment and the other was under the dash.. I wish it were a blown fuse but I'm 100% sure that the fuses in the fuse panel and the ones in the engine compartment are fine.. The thing I'm wondering is if there are other fuses located somewhere else...

92fire-audio

the other thing, the fuses arn't labled on a mustang.. They just have adressess.. I don't have the owners manual here eiter..