Gages and dash lights

Look for a wire laying across the back of the fuse block that are touching the turn signal flasher terminals. Those terminals are very sharp and a wire laying across them will in time cut thru the insulation and connect to the terminal. When this happens you get a back feed from the flasher that will cause all sorts of weird thing like what you're experiencing. Every mechanic in the Chrysler dealership had a crack at a car with a problem like yours before I finally got to look at it. That's what I found and the exasperated lady owner gave me a $50.00 tip.

I believe you have a fuseable link blown you need to check your wiring for any cut bared off spots. Try unhooking the hot post and touching it back on and listen for any snapping replace your fuses see if they blow if not turn one thing at a time on till something happens

THERES A BAD WIRE IN BETWEEN THERE WIRE SHORTING OUT SOMEWHERE IN THE SYSTEM WIRES TOUCHING SOMETHING IT NOT SUPPOSE TO

You probably touched a wire wrong and blew the fuse for nighttime illumination, same fuse that lights up the dash. Also, you might've hooked up the vehicle illumination wire wrong in the back of the new radio, causing a short and the fuse blew

you might have touched a wire to the frame and created a short that blew one of the fuses ,m I would check the fuses.

Sounds like you wired the cd player to the tail light fuse and the power wire touched ground. Go to the fuse panel inside the car and check the fuses. The tail lamp one and possibly also the dash light fuses will be blown, replace them after disconnecting the cd player power wires and taping off where they were connected. If you have the factory harness for the original radio still in the dash you can get a wiring harness to directly plug into it from walmart. If you don't have the original harness , the easiest way to power the cd is to tap the cigarette lighter wire.

There is usually 2 fuse boxes 1 that is under the hood and 1 next to the drivers side kick panel. If not that check that all your computers are working by testing them with a tester from a auto parts place or someone that may have one that will let you borrow.

if they worked before you touched it and they dont now then its a good possibility that you disconnected the wire for the dash lights

it's one of your fuses that burned out. buy a fuse tester at any auto parts and test all your fuses. when lights and horns fail as a group, it's usualy the fuse that protects these multiple parts that's gone bad.

first of all putting in non genuine stereos usually you have wires left check the fuse in back of stereo check all your fuses under your dash and in the bonnet even if wires touched momentarely its enough to blow multiple fuses which may be your problem your wiring may be fine see how you go