When radio fuse was blown after jump starting did anyone notice if sterring lights and shift light went out also? Dealer replaced fuse and now those lights are out.
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Asked by Fordforlife150 Nov 08, 2015 at 02:24 PM about the 2012 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Dealer would not say where fuse was. Also said NO way it could be fuse. Soaked wife $100.00 to replace fuse. Now steering wheel lights are out with shift indacator light. I don't bend well to get to fuses. Thanks

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Tom answered 9 years ago

Sounds to me like someone reversed the battery connection

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31,155

Tom answered 9 years ago

If the battery connection was reversed ... even for an instant ... while jumping a car .. you can expect a few things to happen ... first ,,, he will not take responsibility for it ... second ... don't be surprised if more electrical issues appear . Get the car away from him ASAP and find a competent mechanic

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