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hissom08 
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Posted: September 03, 2009 at 11:52 PM / IP Logged  
I have a 98 dodge neon. i had my radio out to rewire a speaker wire that came undone. while i was in there i decided to re-tape all my wires to be sure they were okay. as i did the main power cable, it slipped out of my hand and touched the metal housing for the radio. it blew the radio fuse. i replaced it but didnt have any power to the wire. i just ran a new wire directly from the battery. but since then my DOME LIGHT and TRUNK LIGHT will not work. ive checked their fuse many times and its fine. the bulbs are fine have replaced them both. the sockets aren't getting any power at all. all other interior lights are fine. ANY IDEAS ON WHAT THE PROBLEM COULD BE?
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Posted: September 04, 2009 at 2:53 PM / IP Logged  
There IS a blown fuse somewhere.  The fuse will not be labeled radio.  It will possibly labeled Dome.
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Posted: September 04, 2009 at 3:41 PM / IP Logged  

Try cheking the fuses under the hood.

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And what is the first rule...Dis-connect power first...problem with dodge neon interior lights -- posted image....Some cars have more then one fuse box...Some are under the hood , backseat , trunk ,  door jamb , etc... Also...did you fuse that new wire you ran from the battery...? If not,insert a fuse close to the connection you made at battery...!
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hissom08 
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ive checked every damn fuse in the piece of doodie. every one is good. so it is not a fuse. the service manual says the dome and trunk lights are on the same fuse as the dash illumination lights but my dash lights still work
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Are there any empty slots in the fuseboxes?
2tall31 
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Posted: September 14, 2009 at 1:16 PM / IP Logged  

How are you checkin your fuses? Use a meter and go through each and every fuse and I bet you will find a blown fuse somewhere....

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man i just had the same thing happen to me today no joke please tell me if you figure that doodie out my dome and radio dont work my interior lights didnt work untill i change the 4 watt fuse but now i changed all my fuses and that didnt change anything please help if you can
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A four watt fuse! Really, are you serious? Are american cars that bad! LOL
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I know it's not the right way but try running a wire from ur ignition with a inline fuse (15amp) and tap it to ur constant wire or depending on the wire that needs power. Hope this help with the radio for sure and hopefully the dome light.
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