Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked by Dynalium on July 27, 2020
My fiance’s 2005 honda civic has had the interior electronics shut off while she was driving on a couple of occasions (weeks/months apart). I have not been able to reproduce this or been around to witness it happening.
Symptoms on occurance:
-guage cluster shuts off, no lights, gauges read zero
-radio shuts off
-climate controls shut off
-turn signals blink at an accelerated rate as if a bulb was out
-possible loss of power steering (I’ll have to confirm this with her
Last year I replaced the starter, alternator, battery, and engine grounds. The car had run fine until last week when the interior electronics shut off again while she was driving.
I have checked the following:
-engine grounds
-battery voltage and alternator
-all of the interior wiring grounds that I could access
without tearing apart too much of the dash
Could this be a problem with the ignition switch? Should I tear into the dash further and check the grounds behind the guage cluster? And are there any other components or connections I should investigate?
Any help or pointers would be much appreciated.
I would consult the Owners manual section dealing with fuses. My gut feeling is that before Honda puts a wire thru the fire wall they're gonna want to fuse it in the fuse box under the hood. The fuses have been in service for many years. It not that they're blown, its that galvanic oxidation effects the fuse connections. The OM has a more comprehensive explanation of which circuits are protected by each fuse.
Answered by Bob S. on July 27, 2020
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