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Old 07-16-2007, 02:45 PM
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95, electrical problem any suggestion at all?

hi,
I had posted a thread about the problem I am having with my 95 passport few days ago.
(cd player has no pwr and no door panel lights)
So far, I received no replys..
is it because that no one is sure about what's wrong with my car? or is it because I did some thing wrong
( like newbie posting thread rit away.etc)
some one please tell me if I did some things wrong....
tnxs

p.s.- My problem:
I have 1995 honda passprt ex w/ 3.2 v6 engine
My cd player has no power at all
All 4 of my door panel lights doesn't lit up when door is opened
The light on the ceiling doesn;t come on
The light above the rear view mirror doesn't come on

what could be wrong? I have broken turn signal switch ; could that be the cause? everything worked fine for few weeks after the switch broke.
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Old 07-16-2007, 04:07 PM
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Re: 95, electrical problem any suggestion at all?

Check all the fuses to start with.

is it an aftermarket CD player? Do you have an amp too?
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