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Old 10-04-2007, 04:49 PM
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HELP FCS5 Code Blue Everything is dead

I am an idiot. I was wiring a push button start button on my 1990 vert and I tapped IGN 1 instead of IGN 2. I turned the ignition and the starter cranked for a second and then Eveything shorted out, everything. My car alarm still goes off when i reattach the neg cable but everything else is dead, no horn, no radio, no warning lights. What happend, My fuses all look ok, i replaced the main fuse anyway just in case. here is a picture of the wiring and a picture of the ignition pigtail.

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Old 10-07-2007, 10:13 PM
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Re: HELP FCS5 Code Blue Everything is dead

Sorry my friend this requires some www.rx7club.com reference

I'm more about the Fd's kaoitic ways...
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Re: HELP FCS5 Code Blue Everything is dead

Check the fusible links-- you probably melted one.
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