No power to ASD fuse?

Fuses 34 and 35 both get power from the main buss bar in the PDC in the rear. The first thing I would do is grab a test light and use it to run the fuses, just to be sure that the power isn't there. It's easy to do the test and I would do it first with the fuses installed and then remove the fuses and probe the actual contacts inside the fuse box. If there is no power to the contacts in the distribution center, you will need to replace the complete PDC as they are not repairable. The catch to that is that it's part of the harness and you may have a problem finding a replacement. There might be a way to jump power to those fuse locations, but you need to see if there is power there or not.

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Hello, the ASD Relay should have power on pins 85 and 30 all the time (hot at all times), which comes from Fuse 4 60Amp in the rear power distribution center, so if you pull the ASD Relay out you should have power on at least two pins with the key Off. Ill post a diagram of the circuit for you, if power is missing at the relay check Fuse 4 in the trunk fuse panel. Thats a large 60Amp fuse, if that's blown there is a short to ground somewhere between the two fuse panels.

Heres the ASD Relay circuit with fuses 34 and 35, along with the feed from Fuse 4 60Amp. If you haven't checked the ASD relay location for power yet, that's where I would start with a test light, if power is missing and Fuse 4 is not blown, we can look at some OEM diagrams for any connectors between the rear fuse box and the front fuse box, There is also this white/red wire they run out and back into the front fuse box right next to fuses 34 and 35, not sure why they do that, the wire looks to come out one connector and go back in on another. Maybe for testing purposes, but engineers are not that nice.
Using a test light for checking with the ASD Relay out would be best, I would even check this circuit with a higher amperage test light to see if the wire can carry any current. But let us know what you find at the relay pins location.

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Is there a reason you are not responding to the experts that have already helped you?

If the other fuses have power except for the Fuse #34 and #35, then the rear fuse panel is bad and needs to be replaced.

Sorry, it looks like these fuse are only hot in the crank position, can you confirm?

There you go, if the other fuses is the rear panel have power then the rear panel is bad.

Sorry, for the front panel, the fuse # 34 and 35 are powered by the ASD relay, have you replaced it? Check out the images (below). Please let us know what happens.

You will need to open the fuse panel and look at it to see if it can be repaired.

You need to look at it and see if there is a way it can be taken apart for inspection. If not, the fuse panel will need to be replaced.