After I changed the deck (using toyota wiring harness), and adding a sub and amp the lights for my dashboard instruments doesn‘t work. The signals work and when I flash the high beams the light comes on but I cant get the speedometer or gas to light up so I cant see anything in the dark. Why is this? When wiring the deck there were left over wires such as an orange one, and a blue one (which said Ant Rem). How do I fix this? I looked around online and it might be the fuse thats blown. Where can I buy another fuse in toronto, ontario and how do I replace it myself because the Toyota Dealership is asking me for $110 not including labour.Thanks in advance.
How far you go down will depend on what level you want tile if you go to concrete it will stick better and after putting grout and tile will bring you up about half inch the board will work too on top but then your floor will be even higher so first figure out the highest you want it if you take down to concrete may need to sand the concrete to make stick better less chances of cracking on wood can crack easy and get water under it
Again I'm going to voice back what the other people have said, you really do need to call a professional to remove the asbestos safely and also to dispose of it safely. As your likely to know, when a piece of asbestos breaks, the particles can be breathed in by people which are very harmful. Your local council will have services to remove it. It doesn't cost too much money either.
1: Remove all the layers down to the plywood sub-floor. 2: Check with your local building codes for this answer. Everyone answering this quest is just guessing.
$110 to replace a fuse? That's extortion. Check your tail lights with the headlights on. The dash lights and the tail lights are on the same circuit. That way you have a way of knowing that your tail lights aren't working. If both are not working, you have a blown fuse. If the tail lights are working, look for a disconnected wire in the area where you performed any work. The fuse is under the dash, probably near the steering column behind a cover plate. Fuses are common items available at any auto supply store.
