Electrical problem
1989 Plymouth Acclaim 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic
I took the battery out to check on something, and the car alarm fuse wire came loose. The wire attaches to the pos. batt. terminal. I took off the tape covering the fuse, and saw where the fuse was blown; I connected the wire to the pos. terminal, replaced the fuse, and when I connected the neg. terminal, the alarm went off, and the valet light started flashing. I shut the alarm off with the remote, and taped the fuse, but when I closed the hood and trunk lids, the valet light wouldn't light, and the alarm wouldn't work. I think I may have made some mistake when I put in the fuse. Can you tell me the correct way to put in an alarm fuse? I have a Viper alarm on my car, and the alarm was installed in 1993. Thanks.
1989 Plymouth Acclaim 4 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic
I took the battery out to check on something, and the car alarm fuse wire came loose. The wire attaches to the pos. batt. terminal. I took off the tape covering the fuse, and saw where the fuse was blown; I connected the wire to the pos. terminal, replaced the fuse, and when I connected the neg. terminal, the alarm went off, and the valet light started flashing. I shut the alarm off with the remote, and taped the fuse, but when I closed the hood and trunk lids, the valet light wouldn't light, and the alarm wouldn't work. I think I may have made some mistake when I put in the fuse. Can you tell me the correct way to put in an alarm fuse? I have a Viper alarm on my car, and the alarm was installed in 1993. Thanks.
Jun 26, 2009 at 7:28 PM