possible short to ground? or bad ground

northwestsupra

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I finally got interior power to my supra last night, IT WAS AMAZING TO HEAR THE BEEP AGAIN! :p but the issue was my dvd player aint working, its a new install but i had wired it in using a adapter to the stock plug, when i bought the car it had a cd player in it so basically it was as easy as soldering in new wires to the old ones, but here is what is happening

ign power = is getting 12V of power
12v constant = getting no power

so what i did was jumped a 12V source i installed for my kill switch, and put it to the 12V constant, TADA power to the DVD player. But the issue then came it blew a fuse and evey light in the car dimmed down, the little light around the key was flickering, I also blew a fuse :(

i'm currently attempting to search through the TSRM to find the ground for the radio and see if maybe its just got a shit connection or something. If all else fails i've got a dedicated battery ground BUS in the inside of the interior of the car. And can just wire in a new ign and constant on that system to.

anyone disagree?

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just realized i posted in engine tech section. Sorry mods :p i saw electrical section is still down, but i guess general would have been the correct area.

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probably has nothing to do with it but noticed TEMS switch wasnt doing anything, but i'm not sure if it was fully connected lol
 

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problem is there still, ran a ground directly to the battery, and a 12V constant directly to the battery, i have a feeling its just the battery i noticed after charging it for 24 hours it only held 10V
 

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Nick M;1747770 said:
Where are you testing this? At the radio harness?

yes i was.

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hvyman;1747533 said:
How many amps does the cd player use? Might be too much for that circuit.

I have got no idea. Unless it says somewhere on Dual's website i think it was a dual xdvd700
 

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After you sort the through the harness issue, the radio will probably turn on. Of course I don't know if your radio works.