Climate Control, Heated Seats, Rev Match NO POWER!!!

overtureZ

So I installed my boost gauge and wideband gauge yesterday, just wired the gauges into a switched fuse and constant fuse like instructed, grounded them to the body as instructed, gauge worked perfectly, I had to run some wires through the rubber grommet under the battery cover too.

Now NONE of my climate controls have NO illumination or power, heated seat buttons have NO illumination or power, and my S-Mode(rev match) isn't on and won't turn on!?!

I unplugged the gauges from the fuses and undid the grounds and checked my fuses and relays but can't find anything wrong, yet still no power to my accessories. I even pulled the main harness out of the firewall and stripped off the tape, their appears to be NO broken wires..

PLEASE HELP ME! I don't want to have to take this to Nissan and pay thousands

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overtureZ

Note: I never removed the climate control/radio/anything. Only shoved my hand behind it near the floor board to run a boost hose and wiring from the passenger side to the driver side.

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Jayhovah

Check the extended storage switch in the drivers footwell fuse box.

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overtureZ

The jumper like thing? That pulls in and out?

I believe it works fine, because when I pull it out my radar detector(hardwired to mirror) cuts off and when I push it back in it cuts back on.

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Jayhovah

Yup that's the thing. I'm out of ideas if you are sure the fuses are intact.

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SouthArk370Z

It sounds like you knocked something loose. Or cut a wire. With the FSM and a multimeter, you should be able to track down the problem.

Edit: Are you sure you didn't blow any other fuses during the install. Check with a meter; visual checks aren't reliable.

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overtureZ

In the relay box on the driver side in the engine bay, is the climate control heated seat relay missing in your Z's??

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overtureZ

I was afraid of that

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overtureZ

How do I find M66 Connector???

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SouthArk370Z

Many PDF readers (eg, Adobe Acrobat Reader) will allow you to search all the PDFs in a folder for a text string. Put all the FSM PDFs in a folder and tell your reader to search it for "M66". Somewhere in there will be a harness routing diagram.

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overtureZ

I found it in my car, plugs into the ac amp box, waiting on a multimeter now. I want to say I probably have a broken wire around the firewall area. I'll tear out the harness once I check this connector

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overtureZ

I actually fixed the issue, and learned a ton about the wiring of the car LOL!
Sadly it turns out it really was a fuse that I had over looked.

But now I'm getting no illumination from anything lol I'll hunt it down tomorrow, any fuses control panel illumination??

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