Why would your computer interior lights and radio suddenly stop working?

1. Why did my radio stopped working?
2. Why wont my interior lights turn on?
3. Which fuse is for interior lights?
4. Which fuse is the radio fuse?
5. Is there a fuse for dome lights?
6. Do interior lights turn off automatically?
7. Why are my lights not working?
8. Why won't my dome lights turn off?
9. How much does it cost to fix a radio fuse?
10. Why am I not getting power to my stereo?
11. How do you check if a fuse is blown?
12. Can a fuse be bad without being blown?

Why did my radio stopped working?

Blown Fuse: One of the most common reasons for a car radio to stop working is a blown fuse. If the radio itself will not turn on, chances are good that there's one or more blown fuses causing the problem. ... A damaged antenna means that your radio isn't able to receive signal from stations.

Why wont my interior lights turn on?

The most common cause of this problem is when someone other than the driver uses the dome light or dimmer switch. This can leave the interior lights in a state where they no longer come on when you open the door. ... In general, you will want to try rotating the dimmer (if there is one) and try it in different positions.

Which fuse is for interior lights?

It is Fuse #29 or #30. If it is not blown when you check it, disconnect the battery for 20 mins and then connect it.

Which fuse is the radio fuse?

To locate the radio fuse, refer to the owner's manual or the diagram on the reverse side of the fuse block cover. There will typically be a drawing of the fuse block that identifies fuses by function and amperage rating (15, 20, 25 or 30 amp fuses).

Is there a fuse for dome lights?

One fuse may specifically power the dome light, or it may power all of the interior lights, such as the map lights and console lights. ... If the fuse is faulty, the metal strip inside of it will be broken. Replace it with the same type of fuse (usually 10A or 5A) and check the dome light's operation.

Do interior lights turn off automatically?

If you turned on the interior lights, then you will have to turn them off. This is different from the posted question, which is yes, if you have the headlights set to auto, they turn off automatically along with the interior lights when you exit (unless you've turned the interior lights on manually).

Why are my lights not working?

First check the bulb. ... Tighten the bulb if it is loose, then try the switch again. If a problem remains, be sure the switch is off, remove the bulb and substitute a new one. If the light does not work with a new bulb, check whether the circuit breaker or fuse governing the fixture has tripped or blown.

Why won't my dome lights turn off?

The likely cause of a dome light not turning off is either the dashboard light control knob being activated accidentally or a broken door switch. You can remove the wire from the door switch, if you are able to access the backside of the switch.

How much does it cost to fix a radio fuse?

The cost to have a fuse replaced depends on the style of fuse used in the make and model, and the power requirement. Most common fuses are only $10 to $20, although some specialty fuses are more than $100 to replace, in addition to diagnostic costs.

Why am I not getting power to my stereo?

The most likely cause of a stereo not powering up is a blown fuse. Other causes can be a short in the wiring or other wiring problems. Cars are unforgiving environments for electronics, and vibration, heat and dust can all cause premature failure. Vibration can cause wiring to become loose.

How do you check if a fuse is blown?

Remove the fuse from its holder. In some cases you may need a small screwdriver to unscrew the fuse holder cap. Look at the fuse wire. If there is a visible gap in the wire or a dark or metallic smear inside the glass then the fuse is blown and needs to be replaced.

Can a fuse be bad without being blown?

Due to the way fuses are engineered, the likelihood that a fuse would become faulty without blowing is pretty slim, but there are rare instances in which a fuse might appear completely fine, even though no current runs through it.