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markfothebeast
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Check the wiring and fuses at the fusebox. If the fuses are fine then check your ground connections from the battery. Xheck your positive battery connection. Also check the fusebox with a multimeter for voltage output of atleast 12v and if any voltage is present in the circuit.
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Welcome to this forum! It's probably a fuse or a bad connection on a ground wire.
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