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My 2003 1.8 Nissan Sentra GXE was shorted it out by accident, what can do to start it again?
george1148
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By accident my torque wrench touched the alternator over the red rubber which covers the alternator nut. I heard a singular crack. After I completed the torque routine, I tried to start it, but it just crank. I noticed the instrument panel (dashboard) was not lit. The car's electrical locking system was not working. I used my beeper but, it was not working. It would close or open the doors. I already checked the ground contacts and clean them, except the one that is no accessible because I will have to remove the entire passenger panel. Can you help, please?
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