Did I fry my my electronics?

[JohnRardin]

I noticed the smell of gasoline and saw a leak near one of my injectors so I took off the throttle body, 3000 pipe, the fuel rail, and everything in the way of it. While doing this I accidentally let a wrench hit the alternator and it sparked like crazy. After replacing a blown O-ring in one of my injectors, I put everything all back together and tried to start it. Nothing. No starter click at all. The only thing I have to go on is a clicking noise in the main fuse box when turning the key from OFF to ACC.

None of the fuses are blown so the only thing I can think is I either fried a wire, circuit, or the main fuse or the Head fuse. All I know to do is replace the main and head fuses. Has anything similar happened to anyone else? What other possible problems are there?

 

[Justin]

Every. Single. One.

No, just kidding.

Chances are you blew the ALT fuseable link.

When Removing it, before you break anything, unbolt the two bolts holding it in on the bottom of the fuse box

 

[Nick M]

And disconnect the ground from the battery next time.

 

[isnms]

Also check the fusible link and the others

 

[JohnRardin]

Where exactly is the fusable link between the headlight and fusebox? I have it all apart and I can't seem to find it.

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[isnms]

It attaches to the positive terminal and is likely covered with black heat shrink. Follow the wire from the positive terminal that connects to a white wire under the fuse box. That one is it.

edit: white not white/black

 

[Z'mnypit]

Chances are you blew the ALT fuseable link.

When Removing it, before you break anything, unbolt the two bolts holding it in on the bottom of the fuse box

This is going to be your problem. Did the same thing the other day lol!

 

[JohnRardin]

Thank the lord, it was the fusible link after all. Thanks everyone.

This is going to be your problem. Did the same thing the other day lol!

 

[Z'mnypit]

Thank the lord, it was the fusible link after all. Thanks everyone.

Good deal! Luckly I had a spare from my parts car.

 

[Clip]

glad to hear you got it working