I reversed polarity on my jumper cables and blew the main fuse on my 2010 main fuse...what do I need to do?

SOURCE: hooked up the battery reversed polarity. Blew the fusible link but replaced it. Now the car will crank but not start.

start checking fuses hopefully its just another blown fuse if your lucky

but if all the fuses are good, you probably fried something like the computer or ignition module and probably the radio

hopefully its something simple and cheep but don't be surprised if you have to shell out some cash to replace the computer

SOURCE: reverse lights fuse blew

hi
check the wire because if the fuse keep blowing there's a wire somewhere on the car that has contact with the frame so everytime you put your car on reverse the 12V wire shortcut on the frame so the fuse blow check all your positive wire and your bulb as well
Good luck

SOURCE: I hooked up jumper cables backwards

on the fire wall there is a disk that could have blown and also check for wires with fuseable links at the starter and check the fuses in the engine compartment. If yo need more help let me know. Thanks for using fix-ya and if this helped please rate this free question.

SOURCE: I reversed the jumper cables. The 100A fuse is

there should be a fuse removal tool in the fuse box replace it it should be ok but you may find you have knackerd your raido

SOURCE: Toyota Avalon 120 amp main fuse removal.

you have to loosen the mounting bolts on the fuse panel and on the bottom side the fuse is held in by 2 8 millimeter bolts.

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