SpotNinjaDud

Literally drove the car today, few hours later I get in to start it, I turn the key. Nothing, no dash lights except for the door open and the car with key flashing light. My hazards also wont turn on. This has happened with my car at seemingly random times, and goes away randomly as well.

Battery is brand new, check voltage, good. All fuses and relays are fresh and checked.

Problem seems to go away by itself from it just sitting there, but its been an hour this time and wont fix itself.

I've looked all over the internet, I cant find a solution for this one.

Loki

iTrader: (1)

Are the battery terminals snug? The one thing those systems have in common is the battery, and since you are saying you have this problem intermittently, it could be dirty or loose terminals.

SpotNinjaDud

Cleaned terminals with wd40 and made sure they were very very snug, just about 10 mins ago. Still nothing. I checked the battery wire to make sure i was getting power too, I am. Also, thank you for your reply and time.

SpotNinjaDud

Quick clarification, The only things that turn on are my interior lights, the chime for when the key is inserted, the door ajar light, the car with key security light.

Radio and windows/sunroof do not work.

Trunk button works, the locks work, the interior light buttons work.

SpotNinjaDud

Problem fixed. The 120 volt main fuse had started arcing from poor connection, resulting in carbon building up on the contacts and only a small bit of power going through.

The reason this wasn't my first thought to check is because the 120v main fuse when blown completely does not power the chime or interior lights.

Sanded all the contacts and re-bolted down tight. Car is back to normal.

wannawankel

Good to hear - good reminder for me to check the fuse connection condition.

mazdaverx7

iTrader: (6)

Glad to hear that you got it fixed. My first thought was that the ignition switch was failing. I would not have thought to look at the 120V main fuse as having corrosion. Thank you for sharing!

SpotNinjaDud

Thanks for the reply.

The fuse has caused issues in the past, That is literally my only reason I thought to look there. My cars wiring is very finicky.

mazdaverx7

iTrader: (6)

It gives good insight into this issue if someone should have it in the future. Do you assume that moisture for to it or was it simple corrosion? Was pin fit an issue?

SpotNinjaDud

The actual issue was the bolts for the 120v main fuze was loose and it started to arc. It actually seems to have charred my fuzebox as well. The source of the issue is the bolts not being tight or coming lose.

mazdaverx7

iTrader: (6)

Thank you for following up. I can see how that can happen and cause the issues you were having. A great reference for someone with the same issue that is searching for an answer.