Fuse HELP

scsTiTan · 07-02-2007, 05:14 AM

Hey all - I’m currently deployed, and trying to solve a problem at home. Long story short, my wife let the battery in the truck die, used a battery jumper/charger to jump the battery and in doing so hooked the cables up backwards Neg to Pos / Pos to Neg - needless to say all is not good in Titan land. Replaced the battery and now truck no start. No headlights, no radio. The power seat still works and the dome light :-). She has checked all the fuses and they are all good except the alarm and stereo - so that explains why they do not work, the last on the list is the fuse block that comes off the side of the battery (I think this is the fusible link) Could someone please look at the attached photo and compare it to there’s. It is hard for me to see in the pic, but it looks like the center of all four fuses are blown, but not having seen it prior to this "accident" I cant be sure. Also does anybody know for sure exactly what this is called and how to remove it.

Thank you everybody,
Steve

cpaul · 07-02-2007, 05:44 AM

It's probably not those four. There is another big fuse on the topside of the assembly in the photo. Check that one. It provides main power to a lot of stuff. Plus I have had to replace it before because of that, for the reason you mentioned. And the four I can see look good from here.

scsTiTan · 07-03-2007, 12:17 AM

Right on the money cpaul! Thank you very much for helping out - I appreciate it. The wife was able to take a picture to local Nissan and the happly replaced the fuse ($26) and now all is good again in Titan land!

Thanks again!

cpaul · 07-03-2007, 02:00 AM

Glad I could help. Just wanted to add. I watched some one hook up a jumper box backward and before I could scream stop, he hooked it up. He had the key on at the time, and it was to late. That poor Titan lost a ECM, BCM, A/T control unit, meter, IDPM, well, every module on the truck was fried. I have not seen any one else do that since, they normally just blow that big fuse.