Circuit Breakers

Since circuit breakers on some models reset automatically after tripping, in the event of an overload in the circuit, the tripped breaker will briefly interrupt the circuit and then restore it to operation. If the breaker does not reset, immediately check the electrical circuit. Note, however, that some circuit breakers must be reset manually after tripping.
Once the source of the fault in the circuit has been eliminated, the circuit breaker will operate normally.
To reset the circuit breaker, disconnect the negative battery cable.

Remove the circuit breaker, insert a thin pin or similar object into the small hole of the circuit breaker and press it until a click is heard.

After the circuit breaker has been reset, it is recommended to check its continuity by connecting an ohmmeter to the circuit breaker terminals before installing it.

* If your vehicle's stereo has an anti-theft code system, make sure you know the radio activation code before disconnecting the battery.