No electrical inside of car

not told all things electric that work and do not work.
all matters, for electrics.
the glove box operators guide shows where the fuses are all .
for sure, lost that guide? the google it , it costs nothing to see it.
no country old, canada,
is this DRL lamps.????? in Canada? law requires it there.
not here USA>
first we diagnose ,fixing is last and guessing is silly. $$$$$$$$$

• parks all dead 10 lamps outside.?
• radio dead
• engine not dead, omg not told that.
• dome lamps not dead
• cluster lamps key on,not dead.
• blinkers not dead.
• brake lamps not dead.
• heater blower fan not dead on high?
• 50 more but this is nought cars can have 40 to 50 fuses.
• Sorry cars are not the same world wide, and is EXPORTED>WW

get it fixed?
check all fuseS first./ SKIP NONE EVEN THOSE HUGE ONES IN ENGINE BAY MUST BE GOOD,
no told you the things that do work of 50. (BEST GOOD AND BAD TOLD) FOR ELECTRICS 10X TRUE..

engine starts runs and drives?
radio works?
heater blower on high work, key on.?
all parking lamps dead, up to 10 lamps, even license plates are spark.
dome lamps work?
BRAKE LAMPS DEAD?
BLINKERS DEAD. ?
fuses blown for sure. some cars have 2 to 4 fuse boxes
and the glove box users guide shows them all, Fuse chapter.

electrics is like climbing a tree, now far you get and which branches are dead,?

head lamps must always work even with dead engine.
then dim later.
a safety feature in most cars even lost the keys they work HL.
no COUNTRY TOLD AT ALL IS THIS THOSE PESKY CANADA DRL LAMPS (DAYLIGHT RUNNING LAMPS ) MALARKEY ?
worst yet auto head lamps?
NO ENGINE TOLD AND FUSE BOXES VARY BY ENGINES THERE.
GOOGLE
"2004 Dodge Dakota , USErS GUIDE" FINDS IT. COSTS ZERO. fuses are first if battery not dead.
first ,1st.

Have you checked the fuses?

Best thing go to www.reliable-store.com they have got books on every vehicle and also how to service/repair it,

service/repair/owner's/maintenance manual with
parts info, fuse box, gear box, PCV, torque specs,coiling, wiring diagrams, electrical diagrams, fuse diagrams, error codes, etc everything

Worth it

Ok try not to fret. Under the hood is a covered box that has your fuses in there. You should see some large fuses that are called maxi fuse. Check those and see if you can see one that is blown out. Could also be a dash fuse that I believe is under the dash. Check your owners manual to see where all the fuse locations are because the japanese line will put a fuses in some pretty weird locations. Good luck!

Check/replace the flasher control unit.
This unit is usually located under the dashboard. (It's the unit that normally sounds the audible 'click- click ' when the indicators flash).

most likely a bad ground in your electrical system; consult your local mechanic

RE: Radio

If you mean the radio doesnt retain the memory presets and clock when you shut the car off or turn the key to the 0 position

that could mean that the yellow wire was not connected to the red or hot/positive lead when the radio wiring harness was connect

if this worked before and now it does check the main fuse box
also some radios have a inline fuse connected on the radio wiring harness (behind radio so you'll have to remove it to check, same thing with checking that the yellow wier is connected)

not sure what you mean by "electrical problem headlights"
some cars shut off the electrical current to the head lights (only power to running/park lights) when the ignition is shut off or the key is at position 0

check for any circuit brakers near the fuse box, if theres any of them reset them by introducing a paperclip in the small hole and press, you will hear a click.

There is anther fuse box inside the vehicle.I'm just not positive exactly where,but there is one inside.Look around under dash on driver side with a flashlight,get on the floor board and look up.General Motors sometimes puts them at the end of the dash on drivers side.I have seen some located behind a cover,on the driver side lower dash.Just have to look.It's there.