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Originally Posted by OMEGAMAN
I have seen many problems like this over the years and it's usually a melted section of wiring harness. Sometimes stereo installers accidentally run a screw next to a harness and it rubs through over the years causing a short.
I hate stereo installers!
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Hate best buy and other discount installers. One more reason to wire your own car, it's NOT THAT FREEKING HARD
Replace all of the fuses as a base line
My radio died in the truck, and would come back on after hitting it...
Checked all the fuzes, looked ok... Resoldered some of the connections, installed new connectors, and still no go.
Get pissed, and give up for the night
On a whim, I replaced the 15 amp radio fuze, that looks perfectly fine, and it works once again.
take your bulbs out, and smear dilectric grease on them... but it's most likely a bad ground, somewhere
I hate electrical
~Nate