Did all electrical failures happen at the same time? Does the engine run? Possibly a large high amp fuse in the electrical distribution box under the hood.
SOURCE: 1987 nissan 300zx headlights taillights
try checking the headlamp sensor mounted on rt front apron behind relay box . this runs all lights .
SOURCE: brake and dash lights no working
Had a similar problem and fixed it by installing a new headlight switch / turn signal lever. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: only one headlight will work and the taillights wont work but the break lights do
sounds like there fusing out somewhere, has water got onto the wires? go to where the wires join the lights and check for green coriosion ,if not trace wires back checking on the way(pain in the *** i know)
SOURCE: No headlights, dash or tail lights working!
Well, to accurately determine the problem as fast as possible you could perform a ECU diagnostics.Located Here: http://www.nicoclub.com/articles.php?id=249406check and verify the diagnostic meaning using the FSM (Factory Service Manual)Located here: http://300zx-twinturbo.com/cgi-bin/manual.cgiWhen your fiance replaced the radio, there is a ground wire that will be behind the radio bevel (the face plate around the bevel) this is just clipped in and can be removed by simply pulling -- be careful they can crack easily.After you remove the bevel, look around for any grounding wires that have been removed.On average a shop will charge you $60 approx to correct this issue. (Based off of my local area)If what i recommended didnt help, check the ECU diagnostics, it's very easy to perform and will give you an exact description of where to look for your problem =) If you need further help (same goes for anyone) email me at [email protected] Regards,Kyle
SOURCE: 95 Nissan pathfinder, Head lights, brake lights
If its just the lights, then probably the headlight switch. If radio problem is related then possibly a bad ignition switch.
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