2010 crown Vic won't start yet has power to everything but the radio, dash, & vents

Asked by Aaron Feb 14, 2019 at 01:16 PM about the 2010 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Went to start my car and nothing.  Not even the
sound of everything turning on.  Dash is dead as is
the radio & vents.  Headlights, breaklights, ele door
locks and stuff still work fine.  Looked at the fuses
and the ignition coil fuse was burnt so replaced it.  
Still nothing.  Went and replaced the ignition coil
relay, still nothing.  Did the fuel pump reset in the
trunk.  Checked all other fuses...STILL NOTHING.   
WHAT AM I MISSING?!

2 Answers

Xray answered 2 years ago

It's the number two fuse PowerPoint just had this happen to be I was playing with a wire and I blew the fuse I just changed it and voila car starts right up. Hallelujah.

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