check and go through the fuses for the electrical box in the car. When this happened to me, the car required a new alternator. Actually it is a pretty inexpensive repair to do yourself (I did it with my Dad instructing me - a 30-something year-old female who hates to be at the mercy of thiefy mechanics). Make sure you unhook the battery first so you don't get a few jolts of juice. Depending on the make and year of your car the problem could be in your turn signal switch / steering wheel assembly if you have electronic controls in your car
It could be as simple as one corroded or dirty connection at the battery.
Most likely your car battery is completley dead.
i believe there is a bulletin from Toyota on this problem. on a 2006 you should just bring it to the dealer anyway!
It COULD be the keyswitch. Lights do not take power from the keyswitch and all of the other equipment that you mentioned working only get power from the accessory position. It could be a bad connector. Don't replace parts until you have found out what's wrong. Indiscriminate parts replacement causes more problems than taking the time to figure out what's wrong. Also check the solenoid switch which is connected to the battery via the short positive battery cable . These are problematic.
AnswerThe fuse for the radio's constant power and the domelight might be located under the hood in the fuse panel there. Also the same fuse should power the cigar lighter.Hey theres also another place that may have gone wrong, if you have power seats under the driver side, the plug is either corroded or you must put a jumper wire from the redwire with a light blue stripe to the pink wire, this will power up the radio, the interior lights and the power mirrors. I chased this down for 5 hrs to figure it out. good luck.
Most likely the fuse is blown, many cars have the cigar lighter and the radio on the same circut.
If the dome lights and the radio went out at the same time on a 1997 Isuzu Rodeo, it could be a fuse. There are two fuse boxes on that vehicle. One is on the passenger side in the engine compartment and one is located in the dash on the driver's side. The fuse for the radio is in the dash fuse box.
Most likely your car battery is completley dead.
most likely that would be a fuse
check your wiring for your lights under the dash or a bad ground
The Headlight switch is where the dash receives it's power from.
i believe there is a bulletin from Toyota on this problem. on a 2006 you should just bring it to the dealer anyway!
Will your lights headlights come on? Will anything work? Had something like that happen to me years ago. I had no lights and nothing worked. Turned out it was an alternator. There could be something else that would be wrong but, it would be something to check out.
Failure of the display on 2003 and later Accord radio/CD players is evidently common. Because it's a commonly known defect Honda should replace the radio free even if it's out of warranty. That's a VERY good thing because the radio/CD changer itself will apparently set you back about $800 just for the new part from Honda.
The alternator may need to be replaced.
Pull out on the light switch when you have turned it to the right to turn on the lights.
I could be wrong...BUT when a player is in the zone, they are said to play out of their mind. When they leave they flip the switch. Lights out.
the iso plug (black connectors) are wired up wrong, it has given the light circuit a constant live